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Nancy achieved a more open feel by having everything floating off the floor, as well as installing a Velux skylight to let in natural light and fresh air, complete with a solar-powered remote that closes when it senses rain. The focal point is a wall-hung vanity that has fabric laminated behind its glass door panels, and a countertop and sink molded from a single piece of glass.
A sleek accent composed of a high-arc Dornbracht faucet pulls the look together. Kichler then added crystaline sconces and flanked a recessed medicine cabinet with a large mirror, in-floor heated porcelain floor tiles, and a generously-sized shower with a fold-up teak bench. The bathroom’s walls are done in a combination of Zebrano marble with striking vein cuts and geometrically patterned tile.
“The owners didn’t want ordinary,” Nancy explains. “And now they have a functional bathroom that’s distinctive and artistic.”
