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Admired of late: the use of fluted glass to create the perfect balance between visibility and privacy. Identifiable by its vertical grooves—and also known as reeded or ribbed glass—this old favorite is being put to…
Admired of late: the use of fluted glass to create the perfect balance between visibility and privacy. Identifiable by its vertical grooves—and also known as reeded or ribbed glass—this old favorite is being put to…
A roundup of stylish spaces (some urban, some rural) from the Remodelista Architect/Designer Directory Baths Image Gallery. Above: This bathroom by Mell Lawrence Architects is surrounded by windows on three sides and opens to a…
Ten years ago, when we first met Takaaki and Christina Kawabata, they had just fled Brooklyn with their two young kids to live in an entirely open-plan cabin in upstate New York. The couple—he’s an…
Last week we featured the overhaul of a small flat by Brooklyn architects General Assembly (see Before & After: In Brooklyn Heights, a Petite Flat Transformed). Today we spotlight the bath in the 800-square-foot apartment. As with the rest of…
We recently featured New York-based designer Elizabeth Roberts' renovated brownstone (see House Call: Elizabeth Roberts in Brooklyn) and were taken with her ability to seamlessly mix high and low elements. In her master bath, she…
We like this idea for candleholders in the bath: vintage wall-mounted cup holders filled with votives–as spotted in the loo at Quality Meats, a New York restaurant designed by AvroKo. Above: The white-tiled bathroom is…
Forget sleek and polished: Industrial-style faucets—the more nuts and bolts, the better—are on our wish lists these days. Inspired by the exposed-pipe hardware spotted in a Gloucestershire bathroom by theater designer Niki Turner, we sourced our favorite ready-to-install faucets.…
New York designer Matt McKay took on the renovation project of a West Village townhouse owned by two longtime friends. In the townhouse, the main bedroom features an ensuite bath that showcases McKay’s knack for…
Lots of people get lost in novels; architect Mariana de Delás’s client wanted to curl up and live in her favorite book. Italo Calvino’s The Baron in the Trees is a fable about an 18th…