20 November 2025
Photo by Cate Black, Styling by Leigh Gill

When it came time to design the bathrooms and laundry spaces for the House Beautiful Whole Home, I seized it as an opportunity to push creativity further — to create moments that felt wildly different from one another, but still connected through intention, craft, and color. Every room has its own story, its own energy, and its own palette of materials.

Let’s walk through each space.

Photo by Andrea Calo, Styling by Lucy Bamman
Photo by Andrea Calo, Styling by Lucy Bamman
Photo by Andrea Calo, Styling by Lucy Bamman

The Laundry Room: Unexpected, Funky, and Actually Fun

Laundry spaces tend to be afterthoughts — not here.

This laundry room is fun, funky, and intentionally unexpected, centered around a checker-style tile mix of greens, whites, and deep red. It’s a space that makes chores feel a little less… chore-like.

Function That Works Hard

It’s beautiful, it’s durable, and it’s built for real life.

Photo by Andrea Calo, Styling by Lucy Bamman
Photo by Andrea Calo, Styling by Lucy Bamman
Photo by Cate Black, Styling by Leigh Gill
Photo by Cate Black, Styling by Leigh Gill

The Primary Bath: Quiet Luxury in Stone & Serenity

For the primary bath, the goal was simple: calm, serene, and elegant. We wrapped the room in warm neutrals and layered in refined materials like the honed quartzite integrated sink, polished nickel fixtures, and a custom White Oak vanity.

Key Materials

It’s quiet luxury without shouting.

Photo by Andrea Calo, Styling by Lucy Bamman
Photo by Andrea Calo, Styling by Lucy Bamman
Photo by Andrea Calo, Styling by Lucy Bamman

The Green Tile Guest Bath: Bold Geometry Meets Modern Craft

This guest bath doubles as the main powder room for visitors, so it needed personality. The deep green Moroccan-inspired wall tile pairs perfectly with a bold geometric floor — a graphic moment that feels both fresh and timeless.

Details to Know

It’s the perfect example of how pattern can bring life to small spaces.

Photo by Andrea Calo, Styling by Lucy Bamman
Photo by Cate Black, Styling by Leigh Gill
Photo by Cate Black, Styling by Leigh Gill

The Loft Retreat Bath (Urban Treehouse Energy)

This bathroom sits among the treetops, so I wanted it to feel airy and grounded at the same time. Soft greens, a grid-pattern floor, and warm brass accents give it a warm, modern feel. The custom steam shower brings the ultimate spa feel to this cozy retreat spot.

Special Features

It’s a space that feels connected to nature, with just the right amount of polish.

Photo by Andrea Calo, Styling by Lucy Bamman
Photo by Andrea Calo, Styling by Lucy Bamman
Photo by Andrea Calo, Styling by Lucy Bamman

The Upstairs Guest Bathroom: Elevated Whimsy with a Neutral Finish

This bathroom is wrapped in a soft, cloudlike mural that shifts with the light. Featuring a custom floor-to-ceiling shower curtain and an extra deep soaking tub from Americh, this is a spot for ease and sophistication for any visitor.

Special Features

  • Sanderson fabric for the drapery
  • Warm gold Brizo plumbing
  • Clay Imports tile in the shower and on the floor
  • A soft, dreamy palette that feels quietly playful

It’s whimsy — but for grown-ups.

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