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Barbara Westbrook, author of the new book, GRACIOUS ROOMS, loves bathrooms and treats them thoughtfully with an eye on proportions, decoration, light and views. Architectural details, color (her favorite is the color of bark and weathered wood), and materials all factor in to her thinking as she plans and executes really beautiful baths. Her classic Southern style infused with a European touch create approachable and memorable rooms.
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I love so many things about the three baths pictured here. All were created by Alexandra and Michael Miscczynski of the firm Interiors/Atelier AM (I highly recommend picking up a copy of their book). This young California couple with an eclectic style is able to assemble objects and furniture from all over the world and seamlessly bring them together in an honest and straightforward way. Clearly, this is not as simple as it seems — a sophisticated, educated eye is required to achieve such a sense of harmony and balance within an architectural environment.
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A visit to Thomas Pheasant’s office in Washington reveals his style and passions.
A white molded glass top sits upon a skeletal modern tubular washstand base. It is clean and spare.
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Waterworks and Shelton, Mindel & Associates have collaborated for more than a decade defining a new modern vocabulary for delivering water. Attention to detail, discreet simplicity and technical advances define the designs from .25 with its graceful quarter radii to Opus with its spare and cerebral elegance and finally Formwork, the last design in the trilogy.
