by Heather Shoning
This Las Companas home overlooks the 18th hole of the Sunset course, offering stunning evening views, which easily could be the inspiration for the vibrant peach hue of the bathroom vanity. However, it’s actually a nod to classic Santa Fe style that drove the design for this space. “The home has both traditional and transitional styles, including the vigas and natural woods, but also modern elements,” Rob Woods of Woods Design Builders says. The custom cabinetry color with its richness, plaster wall finish with a creamy light color and the handmade, hand-stenciled Tabarka Studio terracotta tile honor a traditional approach to design. Contrasting the time-honored style is the slate tile shower floor and sleek glass surround, while the heavily veined granite blends the neutral colors in the palette. “The house has a theme and language that connects one space to the next,” Woods says. Additional connective elements include the antiqued bronze sconces and brushed nickel plumbing fixtures.
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Architecture: Lorn Tryk Architects; Builder/Interior Design: Woods Design Builders; Cabinetry: Bespoke Woodwork; Countertops: Arizona Tile/La Piedra Granite LLC; Fixtures/Sink: Santa Fe by Design; Tile/Lighting: Statements In Tile/ Lighting/Kitchens/Flooring
