Blue and gold are a natural fit and crete a bold statement for this powder bath.
A bold statement in blue, pictured in The Perfect Bath, courtesy of Mitchell Design Studio! This is a dramatic, sophisticated and glamorous design statement with floor-to-ceiling marbleized wallpaper, brass fittings and washstand softened with a wood floor.
Bright, crisp patterned blue and white wallpaper and a stunning blue glass mirror create a rich environment for this bath. The white sink and Opus las set anchor the room.
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We have been talking about a gentle shift in bath design for about a year. It started with the launch of our new Architectonics palette (expanded to 123 colors) and has continued to the installation of more active and colorful stones.
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.
