Below is everything I used for my new primary bathroom, which is connected to the embrasure hall, lower-level entry hall, and staircase by Kenneally Metals.
Above, a view from the new lower-level entry looking into the embrasure hall and primary bedroom.
The walls are Knoxville Gray and the ceiling is Newt Green. Both are by Benjamin Moore.
The fabulous staircase railing is my design, adapted from the Upstairs Downstairs staircase and created by Kenneally Metals.
Above one of the new 96″ high doors. To learn more about all of the doors, please check out this post.
Above, my prized Zuber screen, which I’ve had for 25 years.
The beautiful new crown moulding from Orac Decor and the beautiful return the carpenters created.
The bathroom toilet niche is one of my favorite parts.
Instead of doing another Greek Key design, I created a “key corner” with the tile. I adore this detail!
Another detail with the border tiles. Probably the bathroom border should’ve lined up with the niche borders, but it’s not something I ever notice.
Spending so many hours on every detail paid off.
I adore the vanity niche and the hidden doors. Can you find them?
The faucet from Watermark is fantastic. You’ll find a link to one almost identical. It’s at Pottery Barn, but manufactured by Watermark.
The mirror from Ballard Designs looks antique. Of course, it’s not, and it’s under $300. It’s very light, too.
The crown mouldings in the small ceiling areas in the embrasure hall (above and below) and bathroom, too, are each a moulding.
For further reading, please check out these two blog posts:
My Bathroom Design- How It Evolved and the Big Mistake I Almost Made!
Below is the widget with everything from the lower-level entry, halls, and primary bathroom.
(note:) Many items in my home are vintage – one-of-a-kind and in some cases, what I used has been discontinued. In those cases, I tried to find good substitutes. There are also a few alternatives just for fun.
Below is Information about the custom Interior doors and concealed hinges.
Pivot and Concealed Specialty Door Hinges. Here’s What We Used
For the rest of the renovation shopping pages, please find them below.
