Henry

November 30, 2010

Henry is so versatile. it can be traditional or modern.Slideshow

It is so exciting for Waterworks to introduce a new fittings line to our assortment.  The launch represents countless meetings, in depth discussions about the smallest details, last minute design decisions and contemplative moments studying plastic prototypes.  But best of all are the initial discussions around inspiration.

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Public Bathrooms

November 29, 2010

Reminiscent of grade school bathrooms, Cecconi's ladies room with 3 unlaquered brass fittings and a custom marble trough sink is charming and different.Slideshow

At one time or another all of us have been in a public bathroom, whether it was in a restaurant, hotel lobby, airport or museum.  I think we’re all relieved if they are clean and have toilet paper, even more so if they have hot water, hand wash and paper towels.  Their design and decoration is often secondary.  However recently I’ve begun to notice a shift in public bathroom design.

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Venice in April

November 28, 2010

Another beautiful day in Venice with the sun glistening on the waterways.Slideshow

Last week I was in Venice participating in the Design Leadership Summit hosted by Peter Sallick, Keith Granet and Meg Touborg.  The exclusive annual event has created a community among influential architects and design firm principles and provides a forum to learn, share ideas and improve business.  The camaraderie amongst the professionals and the lively exchange of ideas was truly inspiring.

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The Empire Tub

November 28, 2010

A bath renovation by Amy Morris features the Empire tub and a grand gold leaf mirror in a traditional paneled space. The scale of the mirror and the glittery chandelier add richness and elegance to this luxurious bath.Slideshow

The Empire tub is a Waterworks icon.  It has been used in modern and traditional spaces and becomes a chameleon depending on the design of the interior. Its shape and scale were inspired by 19th century French and English fire clay tubs.

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