Collection by Thomas Albrecht
Bathroom
A sliver of mirror cleverly conceals the gap between the existing marble slabs and the new, more contemporary architraves. Golden yellow grout gives new life to the marble slabs, and brings out the gold veining—which was the catalyst for the entire color scheme.
A side table in the style of Mid-Century designer A
Instead of damaging the original exposed beams by scraping off the years of leftover paint, the beams now show the history of the home and are paired with new wood elements, such as the closet built-in, flooring, and vanity.
In a primary suite, a free-standing tub and new dormer window lend an air of European elegance. "<span style="font-family: Theinhardt, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, "Segoe UI", Roboto, Oxygen-Sans, Ubuntu, Cantarell, "Helvetica Neue", sans-serif;">That planning wasn't tracditional and allowed me to achieve what they wanted,
A fluted glass wall lets light from the exterior window shine through. A custom oak vanity sits with Artistic Tile ‘Invisible Blue Marble Mosaic.’ The pendant is by Tracy Glover.
In the guest bathroom, a steam room shower portal is finished with marble slabs, while birch plywood clads the dry zone.
This marble slab holding bathing fixtures in this home is a great example of a simple yet striking way to change the dynamics of a space.
“The freedom to build in Bali is exhilarating and addictive,” Rod says. “From the range of natural stones, timbers and hand-made finishes, to the endless patience of our construction teams, it’s a very rewarding experience.”
Inspired by Moroccan hammams, the designers used tadelakt plaster and zellige tiles in the primary bath.
“I knew it would be good,” says Trey of the primary bath, where sunlight washes the Tadelakt plaster in the tub and shower area. “I didn't know it would be this good.”
In the en-suite bathroom of a California vacation home, the walls and the shower are coated in tadelakt, reflecting the owners' inspiration from the local landscape and travels abroad.
Burrow offers affordable sofas that don't sacrifice on quality. Many of their designs are fashioned from genuine leather.
In the primary bath, custom oak cabinetry sits below wall sconces from Allied Maker. The freestanding tub is from Barclay and the tile is LaNova.
The en suite bathroom in the Mountain View cabin has a full-ceiling skylight and a glass wall.
In the primary bathroom, custom oak cabinetry by Caron Custom Homes floats above light gray porcelain floor tiles from Ariostea. The counter is Caesarstone quartz, and the fixtures are by Grohe.
The use of green mosaic tiles in the bathroom is a "polite homage" to the balcony's original green mosaic floor tiles.
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