Step Inside a Light-Filled Bathroom With Modern Warmth
An equine veterinarian who recently moved to northern Westchester County, New York, found a home with charming details but a dated primary bathroom. She brought in Curated Nest designers Erin Coren and Lina Galvão, who use Houzz Pro software, to reimagine the space. They layered warm textures, natural materials and thoughtful symmetry to create a striking transformation. A rattan light fixture, spacious white oak vanity, freestanding wood armoire with rattan doors and microcement walls add soft, organic texture, while a checkerboard marble floor brings a timeless touch. With a large soaking tub and a spacious low-curb shower, the result is a refreshed, highly functional retreat that feels elevated yet inviting.
This is stunning 🤍
Really relaxing and uplifting. Agree about furniture in a master bath. Refinishing a Mexican antique desk and chair currently for my husband's shaving station in ours. Loved that rattan armoire. Especially liked the floor. All felt very organic and real.
Lovely! Where is the waterproof bath rug you used from?
Micro Cement Textured Walls. Never heard of this. I have a steam shower -- need to look into this for my bathroom walls! What a great video and a beautiful bathroom remodel!!!
Thanks for all the positive feedback! This bathroom was really all about the materials and giving it that natural, relaxing feel, especially given the view out the picture window is pure trees and raw nature! The tumbled marble floors in this bathroom feel so warm and are one of our fave features - they feel great underfoot. Micro cement is an incredible application for any wet space where you want a soft, organic look. You can use it on floors and ceilings too for a seamless look. Someone asked about the rug source - it's from one of our fave rug suppliers - Loloi rugs.