Just because a designer is given an architecturally void space and a tight budget doesn't mean that an amazing transformation can't happen! Stephanie Sabbe of Sabbe Interior Design, was given a bathroom in a Boston Loft with the direction that no walls could be moved, and the basic layout needed to stay the same.

Before

After
The 'vanity' was a Craigslist dresser score that was outfitted with a porcelain vessel sink {I'm really into a square sink right now!} The faucets and sconces were mounted on top of the mirror {love} and the simple gold frame was mimicked as molding on the rest of the bathroom walls.

BM Woodlawn Blue paint looks beautiful paired with the gold and the white.

The floor is covered in a herringbone Carrara Marble and the shower in a simple white subway tile. So sleek.

And that's a Pottery Barn chandy {!} above the reclaimed gorgeous tub.

What a beautiful bathroom!!
Before pics via Stephanie Sabbe
After pics via Michael J. Lee
