A Modern Bathroom in Greenwood Village - Scouting Shots

Scouting shots from a recent bathroom remodel in Greenwood Village. Here are some of the highlights...

Cracked glass floor detail...Axor tub filler and faucets...custom Anegre veneer high polish cabinetry. 

We used a really great luminescent tile for an accent in the shower.  The wall tile is a 12x24 porcelain that is very similar to crema marfil marble. 

Axor fixture, shown in front of the niche we built for additional storage. The storage niche is great for the homeowners' electric toothbrushes and has its own LED lighting and GFCI receptacles. 

Shower niche

The free standing tub is by Hydro Systems, and the tub filler is the Axor Massaud.  Striking!

Quick Pics from Boston

My wife and I are in Boston for the Memorial Day holiday attending her close friend's wedding. It has been five years since our last visit and I forgot just how amazing this city's architecture is.  

The Fairmont Copley Hotel is recognized as a Historic Hotel of America.  Did you know - it's sister hotel is The Plaza in New York City.  Both were designed by the architect Henry Janeway Hardenbergh.

I try to keep an eye out for interesting architectural details when I visit cities.  These little details sometimes can be used in future projects. 

This column is part of a bridge crossing in The Public Gardens.  I like the shape of the dentil mould and the pyramid center panel on each side. Might make a nice island detail...

Beautiful tile inlay for a bathroom?

Arched paneling for an entranceway.  This photo is from Peacock Alley in the Fairmont Copley Hotel. 

Trinity Church

Happy Memorial Day

Cherry Hills Village - Master Bathroom

We finished this bathroom late in the summer.  I was referred to the client by Jones Custom Builders, a really great building company that I have worked with on a few projects.  It's a classic styled bathroom.  The flooring in the bathroom is basketweave carrara and black marble.  The countertop is Super White Quartzite.  Brizo fixtures are installed throughout the bathroom. My favorite part of this bathroom is the inlay of Italian marble on the back wall of the shower.  This decorative danse pattern is cut using water jet technology and comprised of thassos and carrara marble.

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