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This bathroom by Ernesto M. Santalla won an NKBA Award for Large Bath - Best of Class.
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| Room for Two |
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| Large Bath - Best of Class Award |
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| By Julie Sanders | Photography by Geoffrey Hodgdon |
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MAY/JUNE 2010
Ernesto Santalla transformed an outmoded his-and-hers bath in a Tudor-style DC home into a light-filled, contemporary retreat for two. He enclosed the travertine shower, which divides the two bathroom areas, with floor-to-ceiling glass, allowing daylight to flood both spaces and making each appear larger. Clean-lined, dark cabinetry of dyed lacewood and ultra-modern plumbing and light fixtures convey a minimalist aesthetic. The creamy limestone flooring and countertops and frosted glass entry door all contribute to the sense of light and openness. Located in the “hers” section of the bathroom, the tub is spacious and elegant.
DESIGN: Ernesto M. Santalla, AIA, LEED AP, Studio Santalla, Inc., Washington, DC. CONTRACTOR: Horizon Builders, Crofton, MD.
Where To Find It
Cabinetry: Amazing Grain Woodworking, Inc., Rockville, MD. Countertops, Flooring & Shower Wall: Stone Source, Washington, DC. Sinks: Kohler through Ferguson, Rockville, MD.Tub: Victoria & Albert, Ferguson. Fixtures: Lulu by Dornbracht through WT Weaver & Sons, Inc., Washington, DC..
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