09/17/2026
Watch out, Jack and Jill… there’s some new competition in town. 😉 The Jocelyn & Hadley is a fierce force!
This bathroom was long overdue for a refresh. The plumbing was failing, the functionality and layout were less than ideal, and the original tile from 19 years ago had officially seen better days.
We removed both entry doors and converted them to pocket doors, gaining a TON of much-needed space in the walkway.
Both girls wanted a sit-down vanity, so we opted for one vessel sink with two makeup stations on either side. And because every girl needs ALL the products, the sink cabinet is packed with specialty pull-out drawers for everything from hairdryers and straighteners to brushes and hair products.
I wanted the sink wall to feel GRAND, and this tall marble backsplash was the perfect choice. The girls fell in love with it the second they saw it at the slab yard, and I knew the scalloped edging with a cove-edge profile would be the chef’s kiss. ✨
I opted for dimmable pendant lighting for a fresh, modern look. These Minka lights had JUST been released, and I’m so excited to see them on display at market in a few weeks! There is SO much incredible “getting ready” lighting available right now.
And these swivel storage chairs? Chic, incredibly comfortable, and upholstered in performance fabric. 🌟
In the shower room, we removed the tub and added frameless glass to open everything up. I love how the stacked marble niche turned out, especially with the fun accent tile and shelves. It was just the right amount of pop against the calming stacked picket tile.
I opted for painted walls in the shower room and a textured grasscloth wallpaper in the vanity area. The neutral palette ties beautifully into the custom vanity color, flooring, and shower tile, creating a space that feels feminine without feeling too young.
Finally, we removed the dated linen closet and replaced it with a custom linen tower. The top half has adjustable shelving for towels and linens, while the deep drawers are perfect for all those extra products. If Sephora or Tree Hut would like to sponsor this post, I’d be happy to demonstrate just how much product those drawers can hold. 😂
My cabinet crew absolutely NAILED the custom millwork I requested for both the sink vanity doors and linen tower doors. The inset cabinetry was an added luxury that made all the difference.
Home renovations aren’t something that happen every year, so even though my “clients” are only 9 and 11 right now, every selection had to be made with the future in mind. I wanted them to love this space not just now, but when they’re coming home from college years from today.
I love the balance of femininity, maturity, and simplicity in this space.
Most importantly, I love that my girls were part of the design team. They made selections, learned about materials and tile layouts, experienced the renovation process, and ultimately helped create a bathroom that feels like them.
A space designed for the girls they are today — and the women they’re becoming. 🤍