It took my breath away and I'm still smiling about it. This is my favorite bathroom over the last 52 weeks, maybe longer. It is so un-vintage, so un-trendy, so corner-windowed. Is rustic the right word? Quirky? Unpredictable?
It's hard for Architecture Tourists to resist open houses and caravans. We exploit the real estate industry for our entertainment. Jim Getzinger knows this about me and I'm pretty sure he likes houses as much as we do.
It's a triplex close to Taco Mac's in Virginia Highland for sale by the Getzinger Group.
Here's the master bath of the whole-floor 2/2 apartment in a 1920 bungalow. Whoever renovated it, AGP Properties I think, deserves a gold medal. This isn't the 1920's bath. It might have been the porch, or the kitchen, or who knows.
This is my picture. I'm standing in the closet looking toward the southwest corner showing the amazing light. I'd move my office in here.
New bathrooms these days are spectacular and magazine-ready with acres of space. They are amazing but predicable. They tweak the finishes and details depending on whether the owner has "arrived" or "really arrived." I don't think you'd find one like this in a new house - but maybe.
This is an HDR picture from the real estate ad with your back to the corner windows. The closet is quirky but you'll need to see for yourself.
Would anyone design a new bathroom like this? I think Historical Concepts would, I think Frank Neely would.
Of course nobody put a window above at bathroom sink...
... nobody except McAlpine Tankersley.
More like these please.
It's hard for Architecture Tourists to resist open houses and caravans. We exploit the real estate industry for our entertainment. Jim Getzinger knows this about me and I'm pretty sure he likes houses as much as we do.
It's a triplex close to Taco Mac's in Virginia Highland for sale by the Getzinger Group.
Here's the master bath of the whole-floor 2/2 apartment in a 1920 bungalow. Whoever renovated it, AGP Properties I think, deserves a gold medal. This isn't the 1920's bath. It might have been the porch, or the kitchen, or who knows.
This is my picture. I'm standing in the closet looking toward the southwest corner showing the amazing light. I'd move my office in here.
New bathrooms these days are spectacular and magazine-ready with acres of space. They are amazing but predicable. They tweak the finishes and details depending on whether the owner has "arrived" or "really arrived." I don't think you'd find one like this in a new house - but maybe.
This is an HDR picture from the real estate ad with your back to the corner windows. The closet is quirky but you'll need to see for yourself.
Would anyone design a new bathroom like this? I think Historical Concepts would, I think Frank Neely would.
Of course nobody put a window above at bathroom sink...
... nobody except McAlpine Tankersley.
More like these please.
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