The homeowners were inspired by the idea of green cabinets and brass. To ensure the bathroom didn’t feel trendy with the brass look, black details used throughout the house were pulled in. Custom-made black steel creates a gridded glass and turns this standard steam shower into an art piece. A panel above the door opens and closes to allow venting when needed. The custom sliding door creates a stunning visual separation of the bath from the primary bedroom. The door is custom steel, and the mirrored panels are antiqued. The decision to utilize a mirror door was to reflect the light and view of the window on the opposing wall. The wine room is designer Adrienne Perkins’ favorite. She designed this space giving careful consideration to the layout of cabinets. There’s bulk storage for everyday wines, while choice bottles are on display. The key is to avoid empty shelves, so displayed wine can be stacked three bottles deep. A metallic bronzite slab in the center of the cabinetry is the focal point and under cabinet lighting at the floor provides a subtle, warm glow.
The primary suite is tucked away in a wing off the main floor. It’s modest in size and reflects a comfortable, elegant space that is the theme of this home. The room was built for the stunning view of trees and water and serves as a true oasis.
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