When designer Raili Clasen signed on to renovate a 1927 Dutch Colonial on the resort-dotted island of Coronado in Southern California, she drew on the area’s long history as a naval air station base, adding oversize brass pulls in the kitchen (hardware suited for a ship’s galley) and navy camo wallpaper in the entry. In the homeowner’s three-year-old son’s bathroom, Clasen put a spin on tradition, without taking anything too seriously.
For a look that feels more schoolhouse than lighthouse, Clasen brought in a cast iron trough sink with a navy finish and double faucet. The unoccupied inches below the wall mount sink make the space feel open and airy. But because there are no drawers or cabinets built into the vanity, Clasen needed a storage solution. She took the…
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