10/08/2026
One of our favorite transformations yet: Project Sky Is the Limit’s guest bathroom.
What was once a drab, closed-off space is now a bright, open wet room. We removed the walls separating the tub and shower and created one continuous, zero-entry bathing area, with a fluted glass partition creating separation and privacy without closing everything back in.
We wanted the new bathroom to feel at home within the existing mid-century architecture, while layering in the warmth, texture and unexpected details that became such a big part of this project.
We carried that through with textural, variegated tile, softly textured plaster walls, warm, aged metal finishes, a custom vanity and linen niche in rich wood, and some moments of subtle drama (yes, it can be a thing!) through the alabaster vanity sconces and textured, handmade cast-glass bath sconces- each element earning its place without competing with the next 🤎
PC: Matej Sefcik
Design + Build: Silas Design Studio | Libby & Tim
Amazing trade partners: Peter Brooks Stone Works Janamar Studios | Decorative Plaster specialist Imperial Cabinetry Wilcox Residential Contracting Gorkin Glass Company Sal Briganti West Essex Lighting Studio Hennepin Made Moe Distributors Inc Short Hills Marble and Tile
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