Columbus March/April 2024

A bit of glitz
The floor-mounted tub filler, complete
with hand shower, has a champagne
bronze finish, adding a hint
of edginess to the space. The room’s
towel bars and towel rings have a luxe
gold finish and do the same. In fact,
all of the plumbing fixtures exude
a modern vibe without being too
contemporary. The knurled cabinetry
hardware creates additional visual
interest, while the simple, clean lines
of the faucet handles balance it out.
The cabinetry itself was custom
designed and built by an Amish cabinetmaker.
Marje and Jason love it, as
well as the quartz countertops. “I love
them because they are so unique,”
confirms Marje. “We actually found
the quartz as a remnant. It’s called
Cloudy White”
Let in the light
Without the right mirrors and the
right lighting, a bathroom can feel
dark and gloomy; that’s not an issue
here. The room is full of sunlight
streaming in through the skylight
and the large picture windows. The
grassy cloth shades on the windows
are minimal to allow for even more
natural light, and the distinctive
gold chandelier adds light as well
as panache. The mirrors are significantly
taller than other bathroom
mirrors, making the room feel even
more spacious and ensuring morning
routines are a breeze. Indeed, simplistic
mirrors such as these, without a
lot of profile around the edges, are on
trend this spring.
Finally, the flooring is a crisp white
hex tile with black border, and the
tile adds to the spa-like ambience.
Gray was initially a potential choice
for the floor, but as Marje explains,
“We have a lot of gray in our house
already and my husband likes black
and white.” ➻
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