Arcadian Chapel
Designed by José Solis Betancourt and Paul Morgan Sherrill - both nationally renowned interior designers of Solis Betancourt, Inc., based in Washington, D.C. - Arcadian Chapel seeks to glorify the ritual of cleansing by highlighting the substantial presence of the honed marble of the Vessels™ Botticelli lavatory.
"Arcadian Chapel accentuates cleansing as one of the last few rituals left, and perhaps almost sacred, in the busy lives of people," said Paul Sherrill, partner and vice president at Solis Betancourt, Inc. "Although the square footage of the powder room space is small, only 5 by 6 feet, we have sought to create a petite mini chapel that creates an altar-like setting for the KOHLER Vessels Botticelli lavatory."
About the designers
 | José Solis Betancourt, founder and president of Solis Betancourt, Inc., has had a lifelong infatuation with art and architecture. Growing up in San Juan, Puerto Rico, he dedicated his spare time during his preparatory years to drawing and painting, which provided him with great communication skills that would come in handy as he professionally trained as an architect at Cornell University. He later gained years of experience at Skidmore, Owins & Merrill and honed his interior design expertise under the tutelage of John Saladino NYC. Paul Morgan Sherrill, a native of North Carolina, studied art and design throughout his childhood. Having received numerous scholarships to attend Patterson Preparatory School, he concentrated on his artistic studies. He then trained and graduated with honors from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro with a bachelor's degree in Human and Environmental Sciences and a degree in Art. In 1992 Sherrill relocated to Washington, D.C., and began working as an interior designer for Solis Betancourt, Inc. See the designer discuss this room. Watch the video. (2:24) |
