This Hingham primary bathroom was designed around a calm coastal palette of soft blue walls, white cabinetry, and bright marble-look counters, with framed harbor and seaport art tying the room to the South Shore.

The double vanity is Tedd Wood cabinetry in the Yellowstone door style with an Alabaster painted finish, paired with Viatera Soprano polished quartz that carries soft gray veining across both runs. Polished chrome Top Knobs hardware and Riobel Fresk faucets keep the lines crisp, and a pair of his-and-hers cabinet towers flank the vanity with extra storage tucked at every height.

A walk-in shower runs along one wall, finished in white picket tile from floor to ceiling with a marble hex mosaic accent in the niche and along the floor. A built-in seat and grab bar make the space comfortable for the long term, and the frameless glass enclosure keeps the room feeling open. A separate vanity station sits across the room with its own sconce-and-mirror setup, plus a discreet water closet just beyond.

The result is a Hingham primary bath that feels like a quiet harbor at the end of the day. See how we approach design and construction, or schedule a showroom visit to plan your own.