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Calacatta Luca Porcelain Shower Panels in Kingston
Kingston, WA
A bathroom in Calacatta Luca porcelain across the shower walls, floor and vanity, with seams lined up to the grout lines.
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Bathroom · Redmond, WA
A bathroom vanity in natural stone with color-changing LED lighting built into the stone. No hardware shows, and the seams at the backsplash are planned to disappear.
The client wanted LED lighting inside a natural stone vanity with no visible hardware, and without weakening the stone. Humidity in a bathroom means the stone and the electronics have to work together over time. Channels for the lights had to be exact, and the stone's pattern had to stay intact.
We templated the bathroom with StoneEx digital laser templating and planned the lighting channels so the LED strips sit fully hidden under the surface. Seam locations at the backsplash were chosen to be nearly invisible. The vanity has an eased edge, and quality checks covered the lighting before install.
The vanity is the centerpiece of the room, with a soft glow that brings out the pattern in the stone. The color can be changed to suit the mood or time of day.
The challenge in detail
The core task was to build a color-changing LED system into a natural stone vanity without weakening the stone or spoiling its look. The client wanted a bathroom that felt modern, with a seamless appearance and no hardware in view. The local climate, with its changing humidity levels, also had to be considered so the stone and the electronic parts would keep working well together over time.
Routing the channels for the LED lights called for exacting standards in both design and execution. The natural patterns in the stone had to be preserved even as the stone was cut to make room for the lighting.
The existing bathroom left little room for error, so every measurement and every cut had to be right. That required close coordination between our design team and the fabrication work.
How we approached it
A StoneEx digital laser scan of the existing bathroom produced the template, recording the details of the site so the vanity would fit its space. CNC routing then cut the channels for the LED strips into the stone, keeping the strips aligned and fully hidden beneath the surface.
An eased edge profile gives the vanity a sleek, modern line while staying durable. The seam locations at the backsplash were planned so the joints are very hard to see, which supports the seamless look the client asked for.
Our team stayed in close contact with the client throughout to make sure each design element matched what they had in mind. Several quality checks during fabrication confirmed that the electronic components were integrated safely and did not affect the structure of the vanity.
The finished project
With the work complete, the bathroom has a calm, modern character built around the vanity. The lighting does two jobs at once. It adds ambient light that sets the tone of the room, and it also serves as functional lighting that can be adjusted for different moods and times of day.
The nearly invisible seams and the eased edge profile give the vanity its sleek appearance, and with no hardware in view, the stone and the light are what you see. The finished piece suits a high-end residential bathroom, and it shows how natural stone and integrated lighting can be planned together from the template stage onward, so that neither one is added as an afterthought.
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Bathroom · Porcelain
Kingston, WA
A bathroom in Calacatta Luca porcelain across the shower walls, floor and vanity, with seams lined up to the grout lines.
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