Mary Jack Design, LLC

07/14/2026

This laundry room refresh deserves a post in addition to a reel! Lovely clients had a good sized laundry room that also served as a mudroom, but it was not functional. It lacked storage, counter space, and was fairly Plain Jane. I found a ceramic tile that mimics slate, and chose to lay it in a herringbone pattern in order to create some texture in the room. The clients love blue, so I selected a calming and hazy shade that worked with the fabulous quartzite countertops and blue, white, and gray marble backsplash. I designed tall cabinets to hold shoe shelves and cleaning supplies, a drop zone for mail, keys and bags -conveniently located by the door- and a wonderful bench seat for perfect place to sit and put on or take off shoes. Near the washer and dryer I hid laundry basket storage and placed a rod for items to hang dry ( plus a wall mounted butler’s rack folds down for long items to hang dry). I’m so pleased for these clients and know that daily life will be a little easier and a little more beautiful.

Craftsman Woodworks
AKDO

07/14/2026

Bye-bye vanilla box! Hello blue haven!

03/26/2026

It is such a joy to transform living spaces that positively impact the daily lives of my clients! This remodel should be named “ Beg, borrow, and steal”- I begged to use square footage from their bedroom, borrowed the space of an unused closet, and stole a linen closet in order to create a enough room for a suitable ( and to code) primary bathroom. The before and after photos say it all.

I found a stunning marble slab and chose tile based on that slab. My clients loved the Ivy mosaic pattern from Artistic Tile and so I featured it in the shower. My wonderful cabinet maker from Craftsman Woodworks took my drawings and made them into beautiful cabinets that are finished in White Flour by Sherwin-Williams. The great construction crew from J Hood were on point at each step as we locked down walls, built new ones, and created a perfect retreat for my clients.

To complement the beautiful countertop and tile , I chose a lovely pale aqua for the walls (Benjamin Moore’s Lookout point). I selected this color quite intentionally due to the fact that a windowless bathroom can feel like a cave. I believe that it is important to feel a sense of light and space in a completely interior room.

Beautiful plumbing fixtures from Crosswater feature a polished nickel finish whose warmth compliments the tile and countertop. Lovely cabinet hardware from TopKnobs finishes off the space.

Craftsman Woodworks

Edelman

ARTISTIC TILE
Pottery Barn
Sherwin-Williams
Benjamin Moore

03/17/2026

03/17/2026

All in a day’s work 😍

01/28/2026

It may be cold and snowy outside but it’s forever summer in this stunning bedroom!

01/10/2026

The perfect rug is here somewhere!

12/06/2025

A beautiful marble feature mosaic of chrysanthemums inspired this bathroom design! This primary bath is dazzling!