The 2018 New York IDA Winners: Bath Design
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1/4Photograph by Mark StumerFor an Old Westbury master bath, Mojo Stumer Associates created a spa-like, indoor-outdoor oasis by integrating slatted mahogany screens that both provide privacy and filter light from an adjacent terrace.Photograph by Mark StumerFor an Old Westbury master bath, Mojo Stumer Associates created a spa-like, indoor-outdoor oasis by integrating slatted mahogany screens that both provide privacy and filter light from an adjacent terrace.
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2/4Photograph by Mark StumerFittingly enough, a freestanding glass tub—its filler is concealed in the ceiling—sits on a bed of river stones. “The relationship to nature gives the room a very peaceful vibe,” says judge Lori Weitzner. “It’s a great bathroom to ‘Zen out’ in,” concurs judge Analisse Taft-Gersten.Photograph by Mark StumerFittingly enough, a freestanding glass tub—its filler is concealed in the ceiling—sits on a bed of river stones. “The relationship to nature gives the room a very peaceful vibe,” says judge Lori Weitzner. “It’s a great bathroom to ‘Zen out’ in,” concurs judge Analisse Taft-Gersten.
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3/4Photograph by Richard PowersTo add contrast to a highly decorative Upper East Side master bedroom, the firm designed a decidedly pared-down master bath, installing a floating Blue de Savoie marble vanity and cladding the walls and shower in Bianco Neve marble tiles. “Very simple, but chic,” remarks Taft-Gersten. “It’s seamless, meditative, and beautiful,” adds Weitzner.Photograph by Richard PowersTo add contrast to a highly decorative Upper East Side master bedroom, the firm designed a decidedly pared-down master bath, installing a floating Blue de Savoie marble vanity and cladding the walls and shower in Bianco Neve marble tiles. “Very simple, but chic,” remarks Taft-Gersten. “It’s seamless, meditative, and beautiful,” adds Weitzner.
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4/4Photograph by Jacob SnavelyThe clients’ love of all things Parisian inspired this Upper East Side bathroom’s black-and-white scheme. Its petite size didn’t stop Virginia Toledo and Jessica Geller from going all out with a graphic mosaic floor, Nero Marquina marble crown moldings, and a custom vanity with oversize half-moon pulls. Judge Harry Heissmann describes it as “modern, but with Art Deco references. It’s very New York.”Photograph by Jacob SnavelyThe clients’ love of all things Parisian inspired this Upper East Side bathroom’s black-and-white scheme. Its petite size didn’t stop Virginia Toledo and Jessica Geller from going all out with a graphic mosaic floor, Nero Marquina marble crown moldings, and a custom vanity with oversize half-moon pulls. Judge Harry Heissmann describes it as “modern, but with Art Deco references. It’s very New York.”
This article appears in the November 2018 issue of NYC&G (New York Cottages & Gardens).
