A Colonial Revival Bathroom That Surprises with Modern Luxur
A young Atlanta family turned to architect Norman Askins and designer Bradley Odom to breathe new life into their Colonial Revival home at Nancy Creek Ridge.
The renovation celebrates historic charm while layering in fresh, modern details. In the kitchen, walls clad in turqoise zellige tile and an island crafted to echo an antique worktable create a space equally suited for family dinners.
Throughout the interiors, the design balances sophistication with liveliness. Geometric wallpaper in the foyer, striking brass inlays in the bath, and exposed beams in the family room infuse character, while a vivid art collection provides moments of bold color. Neutral furnishings, layered textures, and curated antiques anchor the home with a timeless foundation.
The result is a renovation that honors the Colonial Revival spirit yet feels youthful, warm, and elegantly modern. By blending history with thoughtful design, the home evolves gracefully into the future without losing sight of its past.
Marble dominates the space, from richly veined vanities to dramatic flooring, giving every surface a sense of permanence and refinement.
Custom wood cabinetry with brass inlays pairs with oversized mirrors and statement lighting, blending old-world craftsmanship with modern functionality. A freestanding tub anchors the room near tall windows, while the glass shower and sleek fixtures bring in modern comfort.
These design choices keep the home’s historic character intact while elevating it with luxury finishes and clean architectural lines. The result is a bathroom suite that feels timeless yet unmistakably fresh.
