Artistic homage
This powder room offers an eclectic appeal
A renovation project in a house by a noted architect and designer brings an opportunity to reinterpret their motifs in the new design.
When reworking this powder room in a home by noted architect David Adler, interior designer Susan Brunstrum of Sweet Peas Design says she was inspired by Adler's love of eclecticism.
"Geometric themes play a unifying role in this design. I repeated the diamond pattern Adler used on the hand-planked door on the metallic, multi-level ceiling which hides the many pipes and varying ceiling heights."
The diamond motif can be seen again on the walls, in a scrollwork pattern Brunstrum adapted from a vintage design.
"The walls were too uneven for wallpaper, so we stenciled the pattern onto a shimmery hand-painted background. Finally, 133,000 paint dots were applied individually by syringe!"
Other features of the space include pop-art portraits of the original architect and his sister, interior designer Frances Elkins.
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