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Bathroom Sinks Designed for Fun

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

We spend a good amount of time here at Atticmag searching out well designed and stylish kitchens and bathrooms to feature each week.  When it comes to bath and powder rooms, paying attention to what may seem like small details can have a significant effect on the mood of your space.
The sinks featured here are [...]

Black Bathrooms: Yes or No?

Friday, February 27th, 2009

Goth taste, Disco nostalgia, a need for intimate drama, or an overabundance of natural light would be reasons for creating a black bathroom. The effect is stunning but using an all-black bath is an experience you don’t forget.
Recently, black rooms have been making a comeback. Over the past year or two we’ve seen a series [...]

Antique Chest Bathroom Vanity

Saturday, February 21st, 2009

A good carpenter can easily adapt a vintage chest for use as a bathroom vanity. This charmingly painted, country style two-door commode lent itself especially well to the task because the paneled apron above the doors eliminated reworking drawer fronts. The painted rim on the top frames the sink, and ties into the black diamond [...]

Glass Partition Bath

Sunday, February 15th, 2009

Simplicity imparts a modern elegance to this master bath, which first poses a frequently asked question: must the sink and shower fixtures match? The sink faucet has modern lines whereas the shower system fixtures definitely land on the traditional (they were there so we used them) side style wise. For those it bothers (all you [...]

Bathroom Mystery: Replica or Rip Off?

Tuesday, January 13th, 2009

Photos of what appears to be the same beautiful and very distinctive bathroom – but is not! – poses a question: Inspiration or rip-off? The doppelgangers have the same two colors of mosaic glass tile from Waterworks — Sundance and Cloud White on walls — in double floor-to-ceiling tent-stripe, with Butternut on the floor. [...]

Atticmag’s “Most” List, 2008

Wednesday, December 31st, 2008

Last New Year, our first round-up focused on interesting auction items. This year, we’re embellishing the pillows big-time! Over the next several days we’ll be posting Atticmag’s first annual “Most List” our own irreverent takes on what was most noteworthy in design — or most noteworthy to us — in 2008.
Part I – Most Beautiful [...]