Built in the 1930s, this Great Neck home carries a quiet history and this bathroom renovation was designed to honor that legacy while reflecting the personality of its owners. The homeowner, who finds peace by the ocean and grounding on hiking trails, wanted a space that felt modern yet timeless, refined yet deeply personal.
Jeff translated those passions into material form. Within the shower, a softly contoured wave tile pattern subtly echoes the movement of sand and shoreline tides, bringing a sense of calm and coastal familiarity. Inside the recessed niche, natural pebble tile recalls the texture of a hiking path underfoot, a quiet nod to the outdoors woven into daily ritual.
Symmetrical Lighting & Neutral Tile Backdrop
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Vanity Lighting Against Neutral porcelain
Jeff truly understood the vision for our 1930s Great Neck home. He created a bathroom that feels modern yet timeless while thoughtfully incorporating elements inspired by the ocean and nature that we love. The wave tile, pebble niche, and warm wood vanity make the space feel calm, personal, and beautifully connected to our home’s character.
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