Kenton Midcentury: Hallway with wood floors and wood mud space, shoe cubby, coat rack, shelves
Kenton Midcentury: Angled view into remodeled bathroom with shelving, white oak drawer, pocket door
Kenton Midcentury: Interior bathroom view with custom designed shelving, white oak drawer, terrazzo
Kenton Midcentury: Bathroom with terrazzo floor, floating oak cabinetry and concrete vessel sink
Kenton Midcentury: Concrete vessel sink with cross handle wall mounted black fixtures, white tile
Kenton Midcentury: Bathroom remodel with colored terrazzo floor, floating oak cabinet, vessel sink
Kenton Midcentury: Detail of white oak cabinet with colored terrazzo floor in bathroom remodel
Kenton Midcentury: Freestanding bathtub with black floor mounted tub filler, terrazzo floors
Kenton Midcentury: Walk-in shower in angled floor plan bathroom, freestanding tub, skylight
Kenton Midcentury: Terrazzo shower niche in Portland, Oregon bathroom designed by Dyer Studio Inc
Kenton Midcentury: Residential terrazzo shower niche with black plumbing fixtures, white tile
Kenton Midcentury: Portland residential bathroom remodel with terrazzo floors, angled floor plan
Kenton Midcentury: Custom mirror with hanging pendant vanity light fixtures in Portland bathroom
Kenton Midcentury: Built in wardrobe/mud room, white oak with painted white doors, shoe cubby
Kenton Midcentury: Built in wardrobe with hanging clothes, shelves and drawers, shoe cubbies
Kenton Midcentury: Detail of custom white oak wardrobe door trim with painted white doors
Kenton Midcentury Suite
Our Kenton Midcentury project was an exercise in freeing ourselves from the confines of square walls. In rethinking the organization of space into a diagonal format, we were able to achieve maximum use and discover unexpected opportunities.
Our clients approached us seeking an inspiring, functional bathroom and wardrobe. What once was a three-piece bathroom encased by underutilized closets has been transformed into a dynamic suite. We explored several schemes, the standout of which pulled inspiration from their central angled fireplace. The innovative space plan allowed us to devote square footage where it was needed (at the tub), and hold back where less critical (at the shower). Additionally, it enabled us to incorporate a Mud Space at the Foyer, creating an area for loose shoes and hanging items close in, though tucked out of sight, from the front door.
The palette emerged from the Kast concrete basin color palette, and the terrazzo followed. We found a perfect marriage between the Umber color and Terrazzo Forte by Design & Direct Source. The natural element of white oak brings a warm presence to the otherwise crisp, hard surfaces. The black fixtures, simple in form and function, complete the modern aesthetic.
Scope
Concept Development ▫ Space Planning ▫ Finish, Fixture + Furnishing Specifications ▫ Construction Documents ▫ Construction Administration ▫ Styling
Credits
Durham Construction ▫ Big Branch Woodworking ▫ Meagan Larsen Photography
