Discovered at SF Girl By Bay, this artful, grounded, homely home – on the very excellent Rip & Tan blog
(kettle on and settle in, you’ll want to spend some time exploring Rip & Tan)
This is perfection – those tiles (absolute faves), the sinks, the floating timber vanity, the drawers instead of cupboards…
Beautiful laundry (really dig the vertical shiplap clad cupboards) by the same designer – Australian interior stylist Catherine Heraghty (The Stables). If these two give you the feels, go here for even more bathrooms by Catherine
Little wonderland for a big imagination.
This bathroom manages to feel both heritage and very now, thanks to the aged brass and the tiles that read a little as masonry (the benchtop is tiled, too – see?)
Stunning entrance from the same home. That brick floor tiling is a genius move, especially teamed with the powder blue.
And because I couldn’t help myself – the kitchen from the same home. Love the deeper timber alongside the blonde timber ceiling, the patina’d (maybe not a real word) brass handles, the textured subway tiles. More of this inspiring house here.
You know I have a thing for itty bitty kitchens.
Concrete tub – yaassssss!
Designed by one of my all-time favourites, Vincent Van Duysen. Steel framed windows as a wall? Um, yeah.
Now that’s my kind of laundry.
Another space that perfectly balances an air of tradition with a touch of modernity. We’ve got the timeless solid butler sink, ye olde bronze faucets (can anyone tell me what that spigot is for – is that a sprayer?), the classic country-style black cup handles, I could go on… with that pinky taupe paint, fish scale tiles (I love them ‘upside down‘ like this) and Aesop hand care.
Edit: The sink mixer is this one, an Ionian bridge-style tap in English Bronze, and that little side tap is indeed a sprayer – the hose pulls out over 1m long. Huh. The more you know!
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