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![The balance of new and old can be seen in how the kid’s bath received all new finishes, while Kaplan kept the floors, stair rail, and stained-glass skylight in the hall. “Throughout the day, as the sun moves, that color [from the stained-glass] just moves around and then hits the property line wall, and goes all the way down the stair,” says Kaplan.](https://images2.dwell.com/photos/6272473203005894656/6963322870570291200/original.jpg?auto=format&q=35&w=160)
The balance of new and old can be seen in how the kid’s bath received all new finishes, while Kaplan kept the floors, stair rail, and stained-glass skylight in the hall. “Throughout the day, as the sun moves, that color [from the stained-glass] just moves around and then hits the property line wall, and goes all the way down the stair,” says Kaplan.
The guest bathrooms feature a crisp white quartz, which is durable, easy to maintain, and needs no sealing.
The fireplace had a faux stone facade under the mantel, which Lunt replaced with Heath Ceramics bowtie tile in a soft brown hue.