Bathrooms
4. Saybrook Sage by Benjamin Moore These Boston-area homeowners wanted to bring historic character and visual interest into their cookie-cutter 1990s Colonial-style home. Designer Jessica Caccamo of JL Caccamo Design set the tone for the kitchen’s palette with Benjamin Moore’s Saybrook Sage. “Saybrook Sage is a color we come back to frequently,” she says. “It’s a warm, soft green that can be a chameleon in any room. Here, we paired it with a neutral backsplash that featured natural variation in color and subtle texture for visual interest. We also love the contrast with the dark countertops.”
In this Menlo Park, California, bathroom remodeled by Julie de Jesús Architecture and Baron Construction and Remodeling, green and white ceramic subway tiles cover the floor and continue up the wall behind a midtone wood vanity. The tiles are stacked in a seemingly random pattern, giving the room a modern, cheerful vibe. A rain shower and handheld shower sit behind a single fixed glass panel, with the controls thoughtfully placed on the back wall — allowing users to turn on the water without getting wet.
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