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Anchored by a dramatic porcelain feature wall, this elegant green powder room proves that small spaces are the perfect place for big design moments. “The idea for this powder room started with this stunning porcelain slab and built from there,” Normandy Designer Ashley Noethe says. “Green is having a revivalist moment, so I said if we’re going green, let’s go for it throughout the space.”
The porcelain, inspired by the veining and movement of real quartzite, immediately sets the tone. Its oversized scale and natural pattern create a sophisticated setting, with integrated lighting at the edge subtly illuminating the surface. The floating mirror — an approach used to minimize cutting into the delicate porcelain — keeps the material uninterrupted, structurally sound, and the star of the room
The confident use of color continues with an aspen green pedestal sink, a traditional silhouette combined with an unexpected hue. “The shape of the sink is fairly classic, but we wanted to mix styles and go bolder with color,” Ashley says. “The green toilet complements the sink while reinforcing the playful, revivalist spirit that’s currently reemerging in home design.”
Hardware finishes include titanium, which is a deep, moody tone that’s darker than chrome but softer than black, and black nickel which both add subtle contrast without distraction.
Underfoot, a marble herringbone floor provides a crisp counterpoint to the saturated green. “I like to say that the floor design points you towards the beautiful wall element,” Ashley says. The directional pattern of the tile indeed draws the eye toward the porcelain feature wall, reinforcing it as the visual anchor while breaking up the expanses of green with light and movement.
“For this powder room, we wanted to do something bold and fun but with a subtle sophistication. The finished product makes a strong impression but still has a soft beauty,” Ashley says. “When you commit fully to a standout material, it becomes the guiding light for the entire design.”
This color-forward powder room design is just one of many colorful bathroom and kitchens you’ll find at the new Normandy Remodeling Design Studio in Hinsdale at 222 E Ogden Avenue. Celebrate our Grand Opening on February 28, 2026 between 9AM and 4PM. Stop by for the party, or any time Monday through Friday between 9AM and 5PM to take a look around and get inspired for your own remodeling project. You can also find inspiration for your addition, kitchen, or major renovation on Instagram and Pinterest.
This modern farmhouse kitchen is a refined interpretation of the popular style, balancing familiar farmhouse elements with tailored details that ensure it will feel current for years to come.
Textured German antique glass, rift cut white oak cabinet interiors and integrated lighting add contrast and create a warm display area in the adjacent cabinets, accented by wood grain porcelain floor tile in a herringbone pattern.
“Quartzite brings both organic beauty and durability for busy kitchen,” Laura adds. “And mixing hardware styles and finishes keeps a room from feeling flat.”
