Robin Bond Interiors

The final image I’d like to share from this primary suite is this view into the bathroom, offering a closer look at the custom vanity we designed. Custom cabinetry really shines here, since it lets us build storage that fits exactly how our clients move through and use their space.

Across from this vantage point, you’ll find a spacious shower anchoring the opposite side of the bathroom.

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This is the sitting area I mentioned earlier. Originally, the electric fireplace sat where the bed is now, leaving no real option for bed placement except where I eventually relocated it. You’ll notice the fireplace wall is tucked into a niche. When the bed occupied that spot, there wasn’t space for nightstands, and the rest of the room went largely unused.

The room itself is long by nature, so it really benefits from being divided into two distinct zones to function well. By repositioning the fireplace, the space now works both day and night comfortably.

One more thoughtful detail—the chairs placed near the fireplace can swivel. They turn toward the fire when you want that cozy view, then rotate back to take in the secondary outlook through the two glass sliding doors.

Frank Lloyd Wright may have expressed it best when he said, “Form follows function—that idea has been misunderstood. Form and function should be one, joined in a spiritual union.”

When I reflect on that sense of a spiritual union, I’m reminded that every room should carry a feeling. It’s why I often ask my clients what kind of mood they want a space to hold—or what they hope to feel when they walk back through their door. And yes, that mood can shift from room to room, creating a layered experience throughout the home.