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the featured bathroom was a total resurrection of a modern-day trend from its
previous design.
"We carved out part of an adjacent porch to make room
for a tub in the new bathroom," stated designer Taunya Nelson. "To
optimize function we defined areas of use – the tub and vanity are separated
from the shower, and the toilet and linen storage are in a niche at the far end
of the space."
"We wanted to tie the bathroom to the era of the home,
which was built in 1909, but with a more modern sensibility," the designer
spoke. "To achieve this, we repeated traditional millwork profiles from
other areas, and included a green accent tile above the vanity and in the
shower area – a little like a modern crown moulding."
"Green glass shelves set in a niche in the shower
connect with this band of tiles. The niche also optimizes the space."
"Overall balance was key.
Darker travertine on the floors and a lighter stone on the walls make a soft
contrast. Walls in Monterey White paint tie everything together."
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