The Miles C. Bates house, designed by Walter S. White and restored to perfection by Stayner Architects, features a modest bathroom made to feel majestic by opening it to the outdoors with floor to ceiling glass walls.
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Everyone remembers Kelly Golightly's flamingo-foward soaking room in the Christopher Kennedy Compound in 2017. Whimsical wallpaper and graphic tiles add maximum impact with a minimal footprint in this space designed by Dee Murphy.
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#PSModSquad Natalie Myers paid homage to her midcentury modern ranch home's roots in the design of her impeccable master bath. Check out the connection to the outdoors, all the natural light, and that amazing tub. Neutral tones and warm materials keep the space feeling light, bright, and fresh.
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This Modernism Week Signature Home, designed by Thomboy Properties, boasts the most incredible Moroccan-modern master bath. If you love to travel, bring the inspiration indoors and be reminded of your favorite places every day.
Source: Modernism Week Signature Home: Moroccan Modern by Thomboy Properties
Rather than opting for a hyper-trendy terrazzo, Caitlin Forrest, a LA-based creative producer, went with a flecked granite for a similar yet more timeless countertop when she was remodeling a second home in Palm Spring. This home was featured in AD Clever.
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A young LA couple brought a Palm Springs aesthetic to their midcentury remodel simply by using color. Their Dunn-Edwards palette included warm corals and nudes like the desert sand, yellows and gold like the sun, and soft green/blues like agave. Their take feels like a modern spin on midcentury modern design.
Source: Rebecca and Jared Raskind
