AWARD: First Place, Powder Room
Doorway to Heaven
Designer: Richard Landon, CMKBD
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By relocating the kitchen, Richard Landon, CMKBD made room for so much more in this house: an entry hallway, coat closet, and this stunning powder room. The vaulted ceilings and walls are swathed in venetian plaster, providing a dramatic backdrop for the vanity, composed of a bronze-mirrored cabinet that reflects the walnut floor.
PROJECT SOURCES: Cabinetry: Premium Construction; Wallcovering: Sophisticated Surfaces; Lighting: Kirsten Conner Design; Plumbing fixtures: Abbrio; Vanity sink: St. Malo Italian Fireclay
AWARD: Best Overall Bathroom
Stones in the River
Designer: Kirsten Conner
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Co-Designer: Richard Landon, CMKBD
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In this bathroom remodel by Kirsten Conner and co-designer Richard Landon, CMKBD, the duo drew upon water-worn rocks their clients saw while hiking. A sculptural soaking tub represents one “stone,” as is the quartz-topped oval shower seat, wrapped in shower glass represents another other stone in the stream. Additional nature-infused accents include porcelain tile that evokes birch wood, the blues of the shower tile, and mountain motif wallpaper.
PROJECT SOURCES: Cabinetry: Aristocratic Cabinets; Counters: Quartz, MS International; Plumbing: Crosswater Wisp, Chown Hardware; Flooring: NuHEAT (under tile); Hardware: Schwinn, Builder’s Hardware Supply; Shower plumbing: Ferguson’s; Wallpaper: Kelly Wearstler Kravet, Seattle Design Center; Paint: Benjamin Moore
AWARD: Third Place, Secondary Bathroom and Honorary, Best Use of Materials
Wallpapered Washroom
Designer: Amanda George, CKBD
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This remodel aimed to create “the style and impact of a powder room without sacrificing the functionality of a full bath,” says Amanda George. After the clients explained how important their garden became during the pandemic, George sourced an innovative wall covering that is waterproof for the shower, yet continuous like wallpaper for an immersive effect.
PROJECT SOURCES: Wallcovering: Wall&decò Naif WET System; Counters: Silestone Eternal Calacatta Gold; Flooring: Ann Sacks Marble Mosaic; Hardware: Modern Matters; Plumbing: Kohler Purist Vibrant Brushed Modern Brass; Paint: Sherwin Williams “Raisin” color.
AWARD: First Place, Secondary Bathroom
Spa Inspired
Designer: Suzanne Scott
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For Clients That Wanted to bring elements from their favorite spas home, Suzanne Scott first seamlessly clad this bathroom in wood and marble. Concealed storage and camouflaged HVAC vents, sleek reveals in the trim, and even a window that has a remote-controlled “fogger” for on-demand privacy, finishes the ultimate no-stress retreat, with polished nickel plumbing fixtures for sparkle.
PROJECT SOURCES: Cabinetry: LCM Cabinets; Counters: Statuary Classic, Ann Sacks; Tile and flooring: Statuary Classic & Nero Marquina, Ann Sacks; Lighting: Schoolhouse; Paint: Benjamin Moore; Plumbing: Waterworks and Americh, Chown Hardware
AWARD: Honorary, Best Detail
Past Meets Present
Designer: Judith Wright Sentz, CKBD
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Judith Wright Sentz, CKBD could not move any walls when it came to the remodel of an outdated kitchen in a 1906 home. Sentz reworked the layout for modern amenities, maximizing storage in a suite of custom cabinetry, including leaded glass uppers that display cherished collections. Soapstone counters, living brass hardware and faucets, and a custom molded arch above a stained-glass window maintain the vintage charm.
PROJECT SOURCES: Appliances: Ferguson; Cabinetry: Kaiser Woodworks; Countertops: Meta Marble & Granite; Hardware: Abbrio; Lighting: Rejuvenation; Paint: Sherwin Williams; Plumbing: Chown Hardware; Tile: Sonoma Stellar Series, United Tile; Windows: Marvin
AWARD: First Place, Open Plan Kitchen
Planes, Frames & Hidden Things
Designer: Richard Landon, CMKBD
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Co-Designer: Kirsten Conner
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In order to temper the ceiling volume of this capacious kitchen and blend it with the nearby living spaces, designers Richard Landon, CMKBD and Kirsten Conner specified floating soffits over an island that welcomes guests. Artful interventions conceal the room’s hardworking components, like ovens, refrigerator, stove ventilation, and even the cooktop surface.
PROJECT SOURCES: Appliances: Albert Lee; Cabinetry: Aristocratic Cabinets; Countertops: Venetian Stone Works; Plumbing fixtures: Abbrio; Rugs: Andonian Rugs
