1. Polish and practical
Designer: Naomi Dresser and Catin Carter Fig Saint Design
Place: Santa Cruz, California
size: 55 sq ft (5.1 square meter)
Homeowner request. “This place was designed as a guest bathroom with Seren Beach Vibes and maximizing storage opportunities,” designer Naomi Dressers They say“This beach house is super tiny with a very low closet, so the bathroom needs to be able to adjust the place for additional linen, towels and cleaning supply.”
Special symptoms. “The color palette draws from the coast – with a splash of muted ocean spray shower tile and hot wooden tons,” the dresser says. “To give the space an ultrasoft and custom vib, we created a full tile backplay behind the custom countertop edges, floated cabinet details and the vanity.”
Small space strategies. The tiles extend from the backplash pride to the roof and in the shower, visually expanding space. The rectangular tile standing in the shower emphasizes the height of the shower. Large-forming floor tiles run in a curble shower, lend and feel a light and airy form. “Custom cabinetry gave an opportunity to maximize storage and give additional details such as fluttering,” says the dresser. “We added a custom built-in full-hit cabinet on the left side of the vanity to capitalize storage square footage.”
Uses dresser Hauz Pro Software to manage projects, including retainers, proposals, invoices and procurement orders. “Keeps us organized,” she says.
Designer: Naomi Dresser and Catin Carter Fig Saint Design
Place: Santa Cruz, California
size: 55 sq ft (5.1 square meter)
Homeowner request. “This place was designed as a guest bathroom with Seren Beach Vibes and maximizing storage opportunities,” designer Naomi Dressers They say“This beach house is super tiny with a very low closet, so the bathroom needs to be able to adjust the place for additional linen, towels and cleaning supply.”
Special symptoms. “The color palette draws from the coast – with a splash of muted ocean spray shower tile and hot wooden tons,” the dresser says. “To give the space an ultrasoft and custom vib, we created a full tile backplay behind the custom countertop edges, floated cabinet details and the vanity.”
Small space strategies. The tiles extend from the backplash pride to the roof and in the shower, visually expanding space. The rectangular tile standing in the shower emphasizes the height of the shower. Large-forming floor tiles run in a curble shower, lend and feel a light and airy form. “Custom cabinetry gave an opportunity to maximize storage and give additional details such as fluttering,” says the dresser. “We added a custom built-in full-hit cabinet on the left side of the vanity to capitalize storage square footage.”
Uses dresser Hauz Pro Software to manage projects, including retainers, proposals, invoices and procurement orders. “Keeps us organized,” she says.
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