Brooke Shields’s Manhattan home, designed by David Flint Wood
Occasionally, one inspiring photo can bring about a wealth of new ideas. This presumably small bath originally pictured in Architectural Digest offers many opportunities to discuss small bath options.
A simply spectacular bath with floor to ceiling windows, stone that feels like the sand , and a never ending view of the landscape and the sea. This is a quite deliberate design without distractions.
California-based designer, Tim Clarke, gets to create baths (and houses for that matter) with spectacular settings, often near the ocean. He uses the incredible views, natural colors and material surroundings as his inspiration. In his work, he creates a design dynamic by balancing inside and outside environments and by creating a sense of place.
As I continue to share images from The Perfect Bath, my plan is to include spaces large and small, especially the powder bath. In this post, I’m focusing on a dramatic powder room designed by Katie Eastridge of Eastridge Design in Princeton, New Jersey.
As I continue to share images from The Perfect Bath, I want to be sure I touch on the many different expressions of the word “perfect”. The spaces can be small and intimate or grand. They can be clad in actively figured marble or simple white subway tile. The bath can have decorative chandeliers or functional high hats. But, the most important thing about a perfect bath is how it makes you feel; you need to define the the refreshing and relaxing experience of your dreams.
