Reorganized and reconfigured

I have a dream remodel to share with you today. I am always intrigued with spatial configuration and how architects can create really functional spaces out of ones that previously weren't. In this instance, Bunker Workshop reorganized a series of interior spaces in this late 19th century Beacon Hill, Boston home. Bathrooms, bedrooms, utilities, and a kitchen were reconfigured to support the needs of a growing family. A limited material palette of wood, steel, and brick bring warmth and texture to the white cabinetry and millwork throughout. The resulting spaces honestly make me giddy. 

The kitchen blows my mind. Having the sink and stovetop in the island means no need for uppers, and large pantry units are then utilized for easy-access storage. 

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Indigo + Ochre

I spotted this bathroom above while scouring Pinterest one day looking for brass inspiration for my kitchen. It is what solidified my decision to go with brass hardware and faucet. Shanti and Courtney of Brooklyn-based Indigo + Ochre are responsible for this beautiful bathroom and the other spaces below. Brass seems to be a favourite of theirs too, as well as incorporating ethnic finds in their designs. The combination results in timeless spaces filled with character and soul. 

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Bathroom eye candy

The Design Files (That tub! HOT!!!)

VISI (That window, with that view!)

Glitter Guide (Everything!)

The Design Files (The industrial vibe!)

Lantliv (That sink under the window!)

Lantliv (You could have a party in there!)

Oh YES!

This appears to be a popular bathroom setup as of late. I am ready to burst through those doors and lounge in that tub full of steaming bubbly water with a good book and a full glass of Malbec. Via Ashe + Leandro.

Happy weekend!!!

Details

It was hard deciding what to follow up that last post with, so I settled on a few photos from the portfolio of photographer Lucy Schaeffer that gives you a glimpse into 3 spaces, each with intriguing details...

 

This photo is perfection. A glimpse is all you need. A bathroom with flat black doors, white subway tiles with dark grout, and gold hardware is IT.

Those high ceilings with such beautiful detail = *GASP*, and the copper pipe hardware is a cool touch. (I am pretending I don't see the ceiling fan...)

Can't decide on art to buy? Have some fun with a roll of tape in the meantime.