Katie Boucher’s Showroom Favorites – November 2025
A Note From Jason

We love winning awards! And we always appreciate the acknowledgement of our team’s hard work. We turned out in force to celebrate our recent honor as a recipient of a prestigious Best of the Northshore Home (BONS HOME) award. Thank you to everyone who voted for us! And then there’s the scary Sevinor duo, my two boys.
Hello!
The seasons are changing, and it’s that time of year when it starts to feel cold and my
family’s excitement for skiing begins to build. The holidays hit like dominoes, and it
seems like we have Halloween and then Veteran’s Day and then BOOM! It’s
Thanksgiving and then the sprint to Christmas and New Year’s. So as much as I would
like to talk a little about my boys and the costumes that they chose to wear for Trick-or-
Treating, I think it’s even more important to spend a moment embracing gratitude. I love
Thanksgiving because there are no gifts and no candy. It is an entire holiday focused on
food, family, and football. We can feel comfortable settling into a post-turkey coma
because that is what everyone else is doing around the country. It is a holiday that I
spend reflecting on our lives and just how fortunate I feel.
For myself, I give thanks for my health and that of my close family members and friends.
I am also grateful for our business, our team and our customers, because without them,
we have nothing. This time of year, here in New England, I like to take the time to
appreciate the brilliant colors of late fall. I really enjoy the colorful tapestry of brilliant
leaves as I drive places for work or hike on local trails.
At Designer Bath, our customers include many incredibly talented professionals in the
design/build field. We have been working with Katie Boucher from Right Angle Kitchens
for many years. She has just opened a new showroom in Beverly, which joins the
original location in Woburn. Please join me in welcoming her as this month’s guest
blogger!
Best,
Jason Sevinor
President

Katie Boucher is Senior Designer at Right Angle Kitchens & Design. With over 15 years of experience in interior design, she specializes in crafting elegant, functional kitchen and bath spaces that reflect her clients’ unique lifestyles. From her early days as a design consultant in luxury showrooms to her work as a project coordinator for prestigious design firms, Katie has built a deep understanding of both the creative and technical aspects of interior design and renovation.


STONE FOREST RENAISSANCE CONSOLE TOP
I would definitely use the Stone Forest Renaissance Console Top in a powder room — it’s a true statement piece. Since you don’t typically need much storage in a powder room, it’s really about creating that “wow” moment for your guests, and this console delivers. I love how the marble pairs with the different metallic finishes available for the legs; it lets you design a space with rich depth and character, especially one featuring bold wallpaper or a striking motif. It’s incredibly versatile, too. You could go with polished nickel legs and a matching faucet for a timeless look. Overall, it leans traditional, so I’d envision it in a classic home.
OCEANIA PURE ALCOVE BATHTUB
There are a couple of reasons I love the Oceania Pure Alcove Bathtub, both practical and personal. I actually chose it for my own home when we renovated our children’s bathroom. Many soaking tubs are quite deep — around 20 inches — which can make bathing little ones tricky. This tub’s walls are a great height and will really grow with our family.
The design is simple and straightforward; it’s not trying to be anything other than what it is: a functional, clean-lined white tub. We tiled behind it and dressed it up that way. The toe-tap drain is a fun detail — my kids get a kick out of using it — and the ledge is the perfect spot for soap or bath toys. Overall, it’s a timeless, family-friendly choice.


ROHL ACQUI WALL MOUNT BRIDGE BATHROOM FAUCET
I’ve always loved ROHL because their pieces lean more traditional. When you’re mounting a faucet on the wall, it really becomes a piece of artwork. Functionally, it’s a great way to gain counter space. Especially when working with an 18- or 19-inch vanity, every inch of counter space counts, and a wall mount makes all the difference. Another great aspect of a wall-mounted faucet is that water doesn’t collect around the base, so cleanup is much easier.
My favorite thing to do with a wall mount faucet is to take the backsplash tile or the countertop right up the wall to meet the faucet. If you’re going to have a floating faucet, draw attention to it and make it a focal point. The materials surrounding it become part of the design story, framing the faucet and emphasizing the vertical space.
FRANZ VIEGENER DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET
I absolutely love this faucet. The reeded, fluted texture is so striking — most faucets you see are smooth, but this one has real dimension. What makes it special is that the texture isn’t just an accent; it carries through the entire piece, giving it a sculptural, layered feel. Those vertical lines also accentuate the elegant arch of the faucet.
If you’re using this as your main kitchen faucet, it’s a total showstopper — especially in one of the gold finishes. The rose gold in particular – I’d die for it. The reeded texture also ties into a major trend we’re seeing across furniture and millwork right now: those half-round, tambour-style details. I love being able to echo a texture throughout a space, so pairing this faucet with similar reeded accents on cabinetry or wall details creates such a cohesive, intentional look.


FORTE BRANDS CROSSWATER SINGLE FLUSH TOILET
I love this Crosswater toilet for so many reasons. It’s a skirted toilet, which means all the pipes and plumbing are concealed, giving it a smooth, clean, seamless look and making it incredibly easy to clean. Installation is simple, too. What really stands out to me about this model is that it has style and flair to it — there’s real depth to the design.
You often see skirted toilets leaning very modern, which doesn’t always work for traditional spaces. I’m more of a traditionalist, so I love that this one offers the functionality of a skirted design while maintaining classic styling. Honestly, I just love Crosswater toilets — they get both the look and practicality right.









































































