My passion for bathrooms is inseparable from water itself.

Water is the constant. A human necessity, a daily return. It gives the room its meaning before anything else does. Warmth rises as the shower runs, steam veils the air, and the sound of it running just feels good. Water moves through the room and through routine: gathered in the hands at the sink, rinsed over the face. In the shower, it runs down textured, glossy tiles. Overhead light fills the ridges, and the surface glistens, completing the room. A bathroom, to me, is simply water given a place to exist beautifully. Shaped, contained, and experienced with care.

This collection reflects that belief through bathrooms shaped by old-world craftsmanship and interpreted through a modern, sculptural eye. Soft green stone, chalky plaster, and troweled textures establish a grounded foundation, while vein-rich marbles introduce movement and artistry, from grand vanities to intimate powder room basins.

My favorite moments lie in the architectural details. Ornamental plaster florals, carved arches, moody wood paneling, and floor-to-ceiling stone, all quietly referencing European heritage.

These are spaces designed for real moments. Slow mornings, end-of-day resets, the in-between pauses that happen when no one is watching. Rooms that meet you where you are, and let you leave feeling a little more like yourself.