Vote for the Best Bath Space in the Remodelista Considered Design Awards 2014: Professional Category - Remodelista
Our judges have selected the finalists, now you choose the winners. Vote for the finalists in each of 17 Considered Design Awards categories, on both Remodelista and Gardenista. WE Design | Brooklyn, NY | Greenpoint Townhouse Bathroom. Chosen by: Guest judge and design journalist Suzanne Slesin, who commented: “This is a successful use of reclaimed materials to update a bathroom. What I like: the straightforward rectangular porcelain sink that sits on the long–very convenient–counter, the matching shelf that is set off the floor for easy overall maintenance of the bathroom... ...the high-tech look of the exposed copper pipes, the gray subway tile grout that creates a subtle yet graphic look, and the use of the vintage mirror on the door–the latter elements give a sense of place and act as counterpoints to the modern fixtures.” “A view into the half bath showing exposed piping, salvaged door, and wood timber vanity.” Etelamaki Architecture | Brooklyn, NY | South Brooklyn Townhouse Bathroom. Chosen by: Remodelista editor in chief Julie Carlson: “I love the mix of materials in this project: the original brick wall, the modern tub, the DIY Lindsey Adelman brass chandelier, the strip of wood used as a mount for the tub faucetry. It’s a modern functional space, but with plenty of character.” Medium Plenty | San Francisco, CA | Cow Hollow Bathroom. The photograph of the diver is from the owner’s collection and was reproduced directly onto the cabinetry.” “Custom-printed photograph on millwork with vanity.” “View of the steam shower and freestanding tub. Floor-to-ceiling tiles cover the entire wall.” “A freestanding tub is positioned against a tile wall.” “A detail of the Phenomenon tile, designed by Tokujin Yoshioka for Mutina.” “Detail of the Dechirer floor tile from Mutina, designed by Patricia Urquiola.” “Printed image over custom millwork. Operable cabinets appear as seams in the image.” Steven Harris Architects and Rees Roberts & Partners | New York, NY | Upper East Side Townhouse. The moss and the flowering camellia shrub give the space the feel of a secluded garden, and even on cloudy days, sunlight pours in. “This shower room blurs the boundary between indoors and out with its vaulted skylight, living moss carpet, and camellia tree.” Schappacher White Architecture D.P.C. | Shelter Island, NY | Wallace K. Harrison Modern Historic Preservation. “Vanity with ceiling-hung floating mirror.” Start voting–and vote daily, now through August 8, on both Remodelista and Gardenista. Winners will be announced on August 9.