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Buzz Home: Master Bed and Bath

By Michelle Maresh, Contributing writer | February 1, 2014

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Welcome to Buzz Home, a column spotlighting readers’ homes. This month we’re taking a look inside the master bedroom and bathroom of George and Paige Hagle’s 1939 house. Let’s take a look inside to see what they did.

Editor’s note: Michelle Maresh is the publisher of Houston Design Resources. To submit homes for consideration, email [email protected].

The Hagles commissioned interior designer Punita Valambhia to transform their bathroom and bedroom into a serene retreat in their 2010 remodel.
With more than 3,500 square feet of living space, the Hagles’ home on Wickersham Lane has lots of room for the family of four. Their two children, Emma, 14, and George IV (aka G4), 10, attend St. John’s School, where their parents attended as well.
The designer created a soft contemporary style, mingled with luxury and functionality, to complement the 1930s architectural-design details of the home.
All of the cabinetry was provided by George’s company, Leedo Cabinetry, in an espresso finish.

The Hagles commissioned interior designer Punita Valambhia to transform their bathroom and bedroom into a serene retreat in their 2010 remodel.

With more than 3,500 square feet of living space, the Hagles’ home on Wickersham Lane has lots of room for the family of four. Their two children, Emma, 14, and George IV (aka G4), 10, attend St. John’s School, where their parents attended as well.

The designer created a soft contemporary style, mingled with luxury and functionality, to complement the 1930s architectural-design details of the home.