10/20/2026
In this interior primary bathroom at our Modernist Penthouse project, the challenge was to keep the room as large and open as possible. I split the room with a floor to ceiling bronze metal and glass wall, detailed to echo the streamlined windows of the 1930s. It separates the two halves of the bath without closing either one off. Oversized glass and bronze French Deco sconces bring in warmth and a bit of glamour, and the tub, centered on the wall opposite the vanity sinks, is carved from a single piece of white marble. For storage, I designed a custom toiletries cabinet in walnut and goatskin, which contrasts with the cool tones of the light blue matte tile and white marble. Every choice in this room was in service of the same goal: timeless, luxurious, and steeped in that 1930s modernist feeling.
