Angled ceiling bathroom vanity

Arciform is a design/build firm in Portland, Oregon that has been renovating historic homes, landmarks, and commercial buildings in the Pacific Northwest since 1997. By preserving traditional ways of building and blending them with modern technologies and performance standards, we design and build solutions that harmonize aesthetics and temperament with function and utility.

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Faced with an awkwardly shaped ceiling, Catherine and Bryan had to get creative and totally rethink the space of this bathroom. From Catherine: This bathroom was the only room in the house that needed some {major} love. It was the only bathroom on the second floor, and awkward was an understatement. Our biggest priorities when renovating the space were: 1. Ditch the tub and replace it with a shower that’s more comfortable to use (and prettier, of course!).

Under a white beadboard sloped ceiling illuminated by a Serena & Lily Flora Chandelier, a polished nickel rectangular pivot mirror is flanked by nickel and glass sconces mounted on a pale blue wall above a white breakfront washstand completed with polished nickel knobs and a gray marble countertop and a rectangular under mount sink located beneath a nickel faucet fixed to a gray marble backsplash.