Classic stripes make a modern splash in the bath. As Shakespeare said, what’s in a name? Referred to as Equator Marmara marble in this Paul Anater bath, the large format stone was laid in a checkerboard pattern on the floor, vertically on the tub surround and horizontally in the glass enclosed shower. Used as wainscoting [...]
Turquoise Harlequin Kitchen
by Allison on October 17, 2010 in Blue Kitchen
Colorful tiles create a harlequin pattern when set on the diagonal Who said white cabinets have to be boring? It’s the details that matter, and if anyone knows how to keep a kitchen from being bland it’s Diamond Baratta Design. Their signature harlequin pattern is achieved on the range wall by turning four-inch custom-color tiles [...]
Mirrored Lattice Walls
by Jane F on September 21, 2010 in Rooms
Trellis is most-often seen outdoors and in sunrooms Admirers of French-style decorating probably know about trellis – a decorative wall treatment fashioned from intricately worked wood strips that are applied as panels, traditionally to formalize walled gardens. While diamonds and squares are the lattice shapes created by the criss-crossed strips, arches, circles and even more [...]
Panel-Front Sink with Drip Rail
by Jane F on November 23, 2008 in Farm Sink
Essentially, a drip rail is a fancy piece of cover-up molding This panel-front farm sink — with its molded front and pronounced lip —is mounted under a marble counter with a sculpted ogee edge. Because the sink is so thick all around, it has a positive reveal with the marble pulled back slightly to expose [...]
Canadian Stone Mansion Kitchen
by Jane F on November 15, 2008 in Rustic Kitchen
How do you describe a kitchen with exposed brick walls, stone floor, and a big black La Cornue? Franco-rustic, maybe. Oil paintings in gilded frames flank the range’s stainless back guard which supports a pot filler faucet and matching Viking hood. More charm is ladled on by marble-topped country cabinets (notice open storage below the [...]
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