We’re thrilled to see our work in the spotlight! ID.ology Interiors & Design was featured in House Beautiful for our contributions to the 2024 Whole Home, and this time, the focus is on some of our favorite spaces: the bathrooms, laundry room and closets.
In the article, “Workhorse Spaces Need to Look Good Too, Right?”, House Beautiful takes readers inside the spaces we designed, showcasing how practical details and beautiful finishes can make everyday routines feel a little more luxurious.
Making Everyday Spaces Feel Extraordinary
Who says the hardest-working rooms in a home can’t be the most beautiful?
For the 2024 Whole Home in Hendersonville, North Carolina, our team set out to create spaces that feel just as good to use as they do to look at.
In the primary bathroom, a freestanding soaking tub sits beneath a skylight, while elegant arched mirrors cleverly conceal medicine cabinets with built-in electrical outlets. It’s the kind of thoughtful detail we love, where beautiful design serves a real purpose.
The guest bathroom brings together custom cabinetry, textured ceramic tile and a rich charcoal-colored countertop, giving the smaller space plenty of character without sacrificing storage.
And the laundry room? We made sure it was ready for real life. Doubling as a mudroom, it features a bench designed for muddy boots, generous folding space, an apron-front sink and a hanging rod to help keep clothes organized.
Our closets received just as much attention. With well-planned storage, dimmable lighting and dedicated spaces for clothing and everyday essentials, even getting dressed or unpacking becomes a more enjoyable experience.
A Proud Moment for Our Design Team
One of our favorite moments from the feature is seeing our design philosophy reflected in the finished spaces. As our very own Laura K. Sullivan shared with House Beautiful:
“If it’s not functional, then what’s the point of it being aesthetically pleasing?”
That belief guided our work throughout the project. Every cabinet, fixture and finish was chosen with both beauty and everyday living in mind.
We’re incredibly proud of our team, including designer Jill Jones, whose thoughtful closet design was also highlighted in the article.
A huge thank you to House Beautiful for featuring our work and giving these often-overlooked spaces their moment to shine!
Read the full House Beautiful feature, “Workhorse Spaces Need to Look Good Too, Right?” and explore the bathrooms, laundry room and closets we loved bringing to life.