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304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
The buried schedule, dated finishes and clumsy closets have left this Oregon basic en apartment that feel smaller than its prints. To create a space that better suit the needs of individual homeowners, Ami Pearson designed the schedule and refined style to deliver more open, more functional and timelessly modern withdrawals.
By eliminating two cabinets – one in the bathroom and one in the bedroom – and moving the door to the primary apartment, Pearson could expand the bathroom for 14 square meters and introduces a more efficient floor plan. The new design includes double floating nuts with storage watchers, a spacious shower with a low edge that spreads the width of the room and improve lighting and ventilation in full.
The restrained palette of white, black, gray and brown emphasizes rich materials, including Carrara Mermer Mosaic tiles and hot wooden cabinets. Wall tiles with a geometric pattern add drama and dimension, while luxurious brass accents bring a refined touch. The result is a sophisticated, bathroom with light with smart warehouse and permanent style.
