Bathroom Ideas
tiles; glass shelves
mosaic framed mirror
clothes hamper & doors on shelves
subway tile
the material is called "Lithoverde" and is a natural stone comprised of 98% recycled post-industrial content. See the September 2013 issue of Stone World magazine which features the Locust Street Bath in the article “Dream bath is also eco-friendly” , which describes the project’s modern design and use of Lithoverde. The product can be purchased through Stone Source. The process by which this product is developed is revolutionary: Stone scraps are drylayed in layers to form a block, The block is then infused with a soy-based poly-amid binder to create a tight bond. The block can then be handled like any other block of stone; it can be sawn into slabs or tiles, or carved for multi-dimensional designs such as sinks, columns and other structures. This particular installation is laid up in 12 x 24 tile in a running bond. Each individual tile has a random stack bond, due to the way the stone pieces are laid up and fabricated.
Tile is Waterworks, color is mist. Floor is blue travertine -- see it at http://tamaramackdesign.com/interiors/brewer/
herringbone floor - 8"x16" honed limestone tiles
For Maria
boys' bathroom. Tiles - Athens Silver Cream by Ann Sacks, but more commonly called Haisa Marble. We got the light sconces on-line at Wayfair. They are made by Minka Lavery, and are very reasonably priced. Restoration Hardware also has similar lighting.
The vanity is custom. The mirror frame is Thassos and the wall behind the mirror is Waterworks Signet Parquet. The faucets are Ann Sacks Kallista, the sconces are Rejuvenation Akar. Paint is Benjamin Moore Grey Tint.
shower ledge
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