Thomas J. Story
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Excellent natural light and a leafy vista were this tiny bathroom’s advantages. Not wishing to sacrifice the view, the architect designed a round vanity mirror, mounting it on a wood frame integrated into the sink back-splash in front of the window. Pendant lamps allow light to bounce off the mirror horizontally.
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