Today I am excited to share images from my Town Center Project bathroom. We introduced this home in this kitchen post and described how we created a Spanish Modern vibe with traditional black and white cement tile mixed with clean lines and modern medium-toned wood. I love how this look translated in the bathroom. Read on for details and sources!
Builder: Cole West Homes
Photography: Alyssa Ence Photography
Although powder bath’s are tiny spaces, they can have huge impact. You might think that since the space is small, you should keep it clean and simple with bright white paint. Although I am usually always down with white paint, in a small half bath with no natural light white can feel stark and boring. Instead, go bold to create a unique space that feels warm and inviting for visiting guests. In the powder bath of my Las Palmas Project, we created a coastal bohemian vibe with incredible wallpaper, a mix of patterns, and rich brass accents. Take a look!
Our Villa Bonita Project has a fresh vibe with a pretty layering of neutral textures. We used warm woods and layers of white in contrast with metal accents in a modern mix of finishes. Because we were keeping the color palette simple, we knew that each organic element had to be of the highest quality and prettiest design. Brizo is one of my go to sources for bathroom fixtures because they make such a statement. See how we used different finishes in each of the four bathrooms for a look that feels fresh yet timeless.
Builder: Split Rock Fine Homes
Photography: Alyssa Ence Photography
Today, I am so excited to reveal more about our recently completed Villa Bonita Project, a custom build in St. George, Utah. Villa Bonita is a classic home with clean modern lines and layers of organic textures. We used warm woods, steel windows, and incredible tile from a favorite source, Fireclay Tile. Fireclay tiles are made to order and handcrafted for a finish that makes a space. I wish you could see these rooms in person to experience for yourself how the Fireclay tile adds dimension. It’s so pretty. And although they have the best selection of shapes and color, even their simple white subway tiles elevate the design. Take a peek below to see how we used their tiles throughout this build. For more, read this Villa Bonita Progress post and check back soon for more details about each space. Enjoy!
Builder: Split Rock Fine Homes
Photography: Alyssa Ence Photography
We love the way warm wood pairs with cool marble and crisp white walls. We’ve shared this killer combo before with beautiful white washed woods, but today we are sharing how pretty the pairing is with warm golden-tone woods. The look is a little richer, with greater contrast against the cool-toned foundation and can work with any style from midcentury to traditional. Take a look at today’s roundup of warm wood vanities. So pretty!
