09/01/2026
The Stanley Hills Primary Bath.
Within a home with such a distinct architectural identity, every new intervention required a careful balance between preservation and change. The existing wood clerestory windows were retained, while the original wood shelf niche was restored, details that helped carry the character and warmth of the home into the reconfigured space.
Previously arranged as a jack-and-jill bathroom, the room was redesigned as a dedicated primary bath. By eliminating the secondary door access, we were able to introduce additional vanity space and create a more functional layout without losing the architectural elements that made the room feel connected to the rest of the home.
The goal was never for the bathroom to feel newly inserted. Instead, the new and restored elements were considered together so the finished space would feel intentional and as though it had always belonged.
