In this 1926 home, both the primary and guest bathrooms were thoughtfully remodeled—each inspired by artwork created by the homeowner’s husband. That artwork shaped the color palettes, material selections, and overall feel of both spaces.

The primary bath features period-appropriate fixtures, including a clawfoot tub, paired with modern updates for comfort and function. In the hall bath, calming blue color drenching, layered paint finishes, and classic penny tile help the small space feel intentional, serene, and timeless.

Two distinct bathrooms, united by personal inspiration and carefully crafted details that honor the home’s history while enhancing how it lives today.