This compact, two-story cottage home in Capitola features three bathrooms, each thoughtfully designed with its own personality and purpose.

The Primary Bath

The primary bathroom is accessed from the bedroom through a sliding barn door. Inside, the space feels bright and serene. A whitewashed retreat that welcomes the morning light through a corner window assembly.

A custom wall-mounted white oak vanity with upper and lower floating shelves was built to fit by local cabinet maker Oxford Design. Beneath is a mosaic of honed marble hex floor tile that continues to the walk-in shower, keeping the room feeling open, airy, and effortlessly functional.

The Boys and Guests

The two additional bathrooms, designed for the boys and guests, each carry their own distinct character. Intentional tile selections add texture and individuality, giving every space a sense of identity while maintaining a cohesive design language throughout the home.

Downstairs, the bathroom vanity is aqua against cement floor tiles with a Moorish pattern and white porcelain tiles in the shower. Upstairs, the vanity cabinets boast a nautically themed Naval blue with a cement encaustic hex floor tile. Each room accented by polished chrome fixtures.