Conventional SCONCES
The master bath's tub, sink, fixtures, and black walnut floors are all by Waterworks at the Upstate New York house. The sconces are by Vaughan, the kilim is from West Elm, and the artworks were bought in London and Paris.
SIMPLE SCONCES
Simple lighting offers striking contrast to this active Finnish wallpaper in the 1950s adorning the walls of the Manhattan flat powder room, decorated by Katie Ridder. Hanging above a Waterworks sink, a classic FontanaArte mirror echoes the wall color.
FABRIC SCONCES
In this Brooklyn townhouse has shibori background in the powder room is by Amber Interiors for Studio Four NYC and the mirror is by Rejuvenation.
THREE PRONG CHANDELIER
In an English country home, the guest bathroom has a tub and fittings reclaimed from another component of the manor; the drapes are of a James Hare silk, and the carpet is by Ryalux.
LOW-HANGING LAMP
Designer Darryl Carter generates a master bath that's true for his Virginia farmhouse's roots by employing a simple lamp he made for the Urban Electric Co., a sink vanity made out of an oak table, and a slim mirror that sits in the front of the windows.
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