Tag Archives: Surfaces

Revisiting Waterworks Studio Surfaces

May 3, 2017

A group shot of our Studio Surfaces collection. From traditional to modern, there are multiple ways to layer the materials to suit the design and style of the space.

We are so pleased to re-introduce our Waterworks Studio Collection. Today, I am eager to share our newly streamlined surfaces families. Like everything within Studio, the surfaces represent a curated and edited assortment of ceramic tile, porcelain, terrazzo and stone, both mosaics and dimensional material.

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Ceramic / Color / Dimensional / Material / mosaics / Size / stone / Surfaces / Tile

Introducing Our New L.A. Showroom

November 23, 2015

An elegant facade beautifully lit at night. Lots of windows for peeking at the displays.

At last! Our long-awaited and much-delayed Los Angeles showroom opened on December 10th. I can proudly say it was worth the wait. We have introduced our Waterworks Kitchen brand to the L.A. market with displays of our Alta and Belden cabinetry styles for the bar, laundry, pool house and mud room, as well as kitchens in wood stains and great paint colors. Each installation includes subtle or bold backsplashes, fabulous stone counters, boldly scaled pot racks, practical work tables and tempting kitchen accessories.

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Architecture / Bath / Bath Design / cabinet / Fittings / Fixtures / Kitchen / Kitchen Design / Lighting / Los Angeles / Melrose / Surfaces / Waterworks

Stone: Perfect for Every Room

November 9, 2014

A custom sink for the garden room. This format provides a drain board, backsplash and place for a wall mount faucet. This is a honed material. Sealing is required once a year for correct maintenance.

I simply love stone. From counters in the kitchen to fireplaces in the living room, stone is the perfect material for nearly every room of the house. Its beauty lies in its variation and imperfections, its organic range of shades and tones and its environmental qualities. It is available in countless modules from 1″squares to large 4′ x 7′ slabs. It can have straight or ‘antiqued’ chiseled edges and textured surfaces. It is durable, versatile and easy to maintain. Like a chameleon it can blend in with its surroundings; it can be sleek and modern or rustic and traditional. And, while this post extols its praises for all manner of residential installations, you will find stone in airports, hotels and commercial spaces.

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