“Dream bath is also eco-friendly.”
– Stone World Magazine
Recognition
Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia
k YODER design completed a full renovation of the primary and hall baths within a Philadelphia condominium, building on approaches explored in primary bath work. Taking inspiration from the stone of the Therme Vals Hotel and Spa in Switzerland, the design features custom teak vanities and a soft palette of warm gray and muted green tones. The rooms incorporate Lithoverde, a natural stone composed of 99% post-industrial reclaimed and recycled material, in the shower and on accent walls. New skylights bring natural light into both windowless rooms. The project reflects a thoughtful approach to residential architecture within a Philadelphia urban context, with related work across other Old City work.
In the primary bath, a wall-mounted double vanity, a large curbless shower, towel warmers, and both a bidet and toilet are arranged within a compact footprint, with similar approaches explored in residential projects in Logan Square. Natural limestone accent tile and satin nickel fixtures add refinement, while a custom shower wall niche provides integrated storage. The hall bath shares a similar aesthetic, with a cooler palette that juxtaposes gray walls and white counters with embedded mirror chips for subtle reflectivity. Heated tile floors and engineered stone vanities provide comfort and durability in both spaces.
Photos © Jeffrey Totaro
Locust Street Baths
Recognition
Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia
k YODER design completed a full renovation of the primary and hall baths within a Philadelphia condominium, building on approaches explored in primary bath work. Taking inspiration from the stone of the Therme Vals Hotel and Spa in Switzerland, the design features custom teak vanities and a soft palette of warm gray and muted green tones. The rooms incorporate Lithoverde, a natural stone composed of 99% post-industrial reclaimed and recycled material, in the shower and on accent walls. New skylights bring natural light into both windowless rooms. The project reflects a thoughtful approach to residential architecture within a Philadelphia urban context, with related work across other Old City work.
In the primary bath, a wall-mounted double vanity, a large curbless shower, towel warmers, and both a bidet and toilet are arranged within a compact footprint, with similar approaches explored in residential projects in Logan Square. Natural limestone accent tile and satin nickel fixtures add refinement, while a custom shower wall niche provides integrated storage. The hall bath shares a similar aesthetic, with a cooler palette that juxtaposes gray walls and white counters with embedded mirror chips for subtle reflectivity. Heated tile floors and engineered stone vanities provide comfort and durability in both spaces.
Photos © Jeffrey Totaro
[Kevin] came up with a great design that maximized use of limited space and responded to our needs. He advised us on the use of beautiful, environmentally conscious materials and helped us realize our dream of tranquil, light-filled spaces. We feel happy every day with our new bathrooms.
KEVIN M., HOMEOWNER