Vanity
Designer Laura Kirar repeated the arch in the white lacquer vanity and mirror. "The vanity is loosely based on a shapely black lacquer desk from the 1920s by Eileen Gray," she says. "It has a Deco feeling, but not slavishly so." She gave handblown glass sconces a machine-age shape. The ceiling light is 1940s Murano glass, from Carlos de la Puente. The swivel stool is from Ballard Designs. Mirrored wastebasket by Notre Monde.
Designer Laura Kirar repeated the arch in the white lacquer vanity and mirror. "The vanity is loosely based on a shapely black lacquer desk from the 1920s by Eileen Gray," she says. "It has a Deco feeling, but not slavishly so." She gave handblown glass sconces a machine-age shape. The ceiling light is 1940s Murano glass, from Carlos de la Puente. The swivel stool is from Ballard Designs. Mirrored wastebasket by Notre Monde.
Tub Faucet
Kirar
chose designer Michael S. Smith's For Town bath fittings by Kallista
because they — like the tub — straddle the line between modern and
vintage. "I typically use cross handles anyway," she says. "I just like
the shape. These are satin nickel, not brushed. It's a subtle
difference, but the satin looks softer, more hand-rubbed."
Bathroom Accessories
Mercury glass and silver-gilt accessories add elegant shimmer to the vanity, and a footed dish varies the scale.
Mercury glass and silver-gilt accessories add elegant shimmer to the vanity, and a footed dish varies the scale.
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