This primary bathroom in a Raleigh home still had its original tile, a tub behind a curtain, and a single sink. The homeowners wanted a room that felt current without losing the character of the house.
The answer was to lean on classic patterns. A black and white marble checkerboard runs across the floor, and the shower floor uses a traditional octagon-and-dot mosaic, both of which feel at home in an older home. The color comes from the shower, where 2.5″ x 8″ Riviera Moss Green glossy tile runs vertically on the back wall, shifts to herringbone on the side wall, and continues across the ceiling. A warm “Truffle” grout keeps the lines soft. The Waypoint vanity in Cherry Clove, with two sinks, a marble top, and brass hardware, brings warmth to the rest of the room.
