Fabric: Indian Zag in Honey by Suzanne Rheinstein for Lee Jofa | Chandelier | Pillow | Bathroom | Wallpaper
Hue: Honey
March 4, 2013
Details: Good Clean Fun
November 28, 2012
So, it’s kind of weird to be posting about something as seemingly unimportant as soap in the bathroom, right? And in the grand scheme of things, yes, this should easily fall into last place on anyone’s to-do list. But, alas, I’m cursed with an innate love of thinking through every last detail when it comes to interiors and I consider it a guilty pleasure to be able to do so.
Lately, I’ve become fascinated with all the lovely varieties and fragrances of soaps out there, and because I’m in the finishing stages of decorating our home (post-renovation) I’ve been spending an inordinate amount of time thinking about the smallest of touches. The right soap for each bathroom is one of them. Here are a few of the suds-producers that I liked best, paired with bathrooms they’d look (and smell) just right in…
no. 1 | no. 2 | no. 3 | bathroom
And a few more, just for good clean fun…
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soap | bathroom
bathroom | soap
soap | bathroom
bathroom | soap
I know that I can’t be the only weird one out there who thinks about these little itty bitty details, right? Which soap am I missing that you love most?
Inspired: Shades of Grey
November 7, 2012
ONE | TWO | THREE | FOUR | FIVE | SIX | SEVEN | EIGHT | NINE
I’m kind of embarrassed to admit it, but I’m currently in the throes of reading 50 Shades of Grey… blushing even as I write this!
Since I’m so, ahem, “involved” with Christian Grey right now, I couldn’t help but think about how his amazing Seattle home must look. Couldn’t you see one of these gorgeous grey tiles in his kitchen or one of his bathrooms? Yes, please.
Design Project: Classic Bath
July 18, 2012
Top: Savoy Bathtub // Bottom Left: Soap Holder // Bottom Right: Tasuki Fabric
I’m working with some pretty fabulous clients right now on several design projects throughout their lovely home in Ann Arbor, all of which are going to be just stunning. Here’s a peek at the starting point for one of the bathrooms we’re updating. It all began with that insanely gorgeous Savoy cast iron clawfoot tub from Waterworks. Picture a simple roman in Tasuki on the window, Carrara hex tiles on the floor with Carrara subway tiles running up the walls and an exposed thermostatic shower system like this one and you are starting to see where we are headed. It’s going to be oh-so-good. And don’t even get me started on the kitchen & dining rooms…The preliminary selections are amazing. I’ll share more as we’re further along. Promise.
Categories: Bathroom, Black & Grey Textiles, Design Project
