Laurel Circle
The powder room is where we could really mix things up. Patterned wallpaper, a custom backsplash with a slight curvature, and titanium plumbing and light fixtures also added to the inventive style. To really make a splash we floated the mirror off the wall to add some shadows, and we even took a store-bought Pottery Barn piece and refurbished it to look custom.
We kept the boys’ bathroom simple using black, white, and gray neutrals so they could grow into the space. We chose a geometric print for the floor to avoid the bathroom becoming too monochromatic—this high-contrast print also plays off the stainless steel cabinetry and steel backsplash. This is definitely a bathroom that appeals to kids, but it’s sophisticated and won’t look childish as they get older.
For the guest bathroom we completely tiled the walls, even wrapping the tile through into the shower. We added another unexpected pop inside the shower with a graphic tile detail right in the center. We purposefully chose greys and neutrals for the vanity and tiling that would be simple and cohesive with the design of the other bathrooms and the rest of the house.