The brief
The homeowners wanted a dual primary suite: two bathrooms that work independently, each built around the person using it, plus a remodeled walk-in linen closet to keep the suite organized.
Her bath centers on a tub-and-shower combination with warm brushed gold and bronze accents. His bath has a dedicated shower and a bidet toilet, finished in matte black.
The challenge
Different layouts, different fixtures and different finishes can easily add up to two rooms that feel like they belong to two houses. The suite had to feel designed as a whole without forcing the two baths to be identical.
That was as much about daily use as about looks. Each bath had to work naturally for the person using it every morning.
How we tied it together
We started by learning how each homeowner actually uses a bathroom day to day, and what mattered most to each of them. Layouts, fixtures and finishes were then chosen person by person.
What holds the suite together is what both baths share: the same white shaker cabinetry, the same large-format marble-look wall panels, matching proportions and quiet detailing. Through selections we steered choices that complement each other, so brass and black read as a deliberate pairing rather than a clash.
