There is something about having a cherry cabinet in an all marble bathroom. It's a great contrast. Especially when you have the talented
Benjamin Blackwelder making the vanity. We used hex tile in a couple places in this house. It has a early 1900's feel.


And nothing like a 1923 original clawfoot tub to compliment the other finishes for this bathroom. If you need one of these call Mike at the
Tub Doctor. He has 70+ of them and he can re-enamel them any color. If you're going to do a tub, it may as well look classy. And no, I'm not a fan of the space-wasting corner jetted tubs. They're so 2002.


And this is the kids bathroom vanity, still needs drawers. We did a 1" white ceramic hex tile with a black inlay. This yellow light fixture is going to be a perfect accent in this bathroom.
