Ebony tile and artificial lighting take over in the master bathroom, but even with the door shut, the sightline carries through. “The whole unit is subservient to the views,” says Dufresne. “We created a one-way mirror so the client could shower with the view and keep his privacy.” Photo 6 of 7 in A Gut Renovation for a Retro Chicago Apartment in the Iconic Marina City Towers by Ian Spula

A Gut Renovation for a Retro Chicago Apartment in the Iconic Marina City Towers

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Ebony tile and artificial lighting take over in the master bathroom, but even with the door shut, the sightline carries through. “The whole unit is subservient to the views,” says Dufresne. “We created a one-way mirror so the client could shower with the view and keep his privacy.”