Last week I featured a very complex white bath installed in the Waterworks Washington, DC showroom.. By comparison, this deceptively simple white bath is an exercise in restraint with its’ own level of architectural detail. It has been in my file for a long time and, regrettably, I do not know the name of the designer
This large shower takes full advantage of the view. I appreciate the layout of this space.
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The perfect way to start the day (after exercising, of course) is in a shower with fabulous stream of hot water pouring over your body, eyes closed, and the fragrance of aromatic soaps permeating the shower box. How dreamy, especially if you have a large shower with a place for your amenities.
Small is good, especially when done well. That means that every detail is carefully thought out and executed, the materials are strong, the design and architecture reflect the rest of the house and, of course, everything functions flawlessly.
Beautiful green damask with raised embroidery. I use these all the time at dinner parties and guests always comment on them.
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Monograms, ciphers and decorative borders add a layer of design to the simple white bath towel. While this kind of decoration could be called old fashioned and connected to another time, monograms are a creative design tool and a kind of style statement once again fashionable in the 21st century. No longer the prevue of the wealthy with access to skilled artisans, decoration on towels, sheets or napkins can be digitized with specialized machines in countless colors, fonts and borders.
