Master Suite Update with Focus on Bathroom

The plan reconfigures the existing space to create a master bath with spa-like features. The new bathroom gains function by taking some square footage from the existing bedroom and creating access to the larger closet with a pocket door from the bedroom instead of the bathroom.

Tiny shower and cramped space for the WC.

Home owners agreed to a smaller double vanity in order to gain a larger shower and space for a soaking tub. A good trade off!

We began by selecting finishes including this tile mural feature for the new shower.

The shower is more than double the original in size and showcases the natural stone tile, pie shelf for shampoo, etc. and seat below the half wall. Body jets and shower head provide a therapeutic spa experience.

Frameless glass door and panel over the half wall complete the spa shower experience.

We heated the floor in 2 zones. The second zone is under the tub only, creating the possibility for prolonged soaks in longer lasting warm water year round.

Beautiful lines in volcanic limestone and resin material - naturally insulated and warm to the touch. The plumbing fixtures complement the style.

Removal of the wall that separated the vanity area from the bath created more usable space and storage possibilities.

Homeowners are happy with the smaller vanity in exchange for the benefits gained: larger shower space and room for the beautiful soaking tub. Backsplash here echoes the tile mural motif of the shower.

In addition to the storage provided in the double vanity, we were able to fit linen and over-toilet cabinets in the coordinating style.

In addition to recessed lighting, we introduced sconces. Their positioning eliminates shadows on faces for ease of makeup application and shaving. Custom frameless beveled mirrors complete the remodel.

The plan reconfigures the existing space to create a master bath with spa-like features. The new bathroom gains function by taking some square footage from the existing bedroom and creating access to the larger closet with a pocket door from the bedroom instead of the bathroom.

Tiny shower and cramped space for the WC.

Home owners agreed to a smaller double vanity in order to gain a larger shower and space for a soaking tub. A good trade off!

We began by selecting finishes including this tile mural feature for the new shower.

The shower is more than double the original in size and showcases the natural stone tile, pie shelf for shampoo, etc. and seat below the half wall. Body jets and shower head provide a therapeutic spa experience.

Frameless glass door and panel over the half wall complete the spa shower experience.

We heated the floor in 2 zones. The second zone is under the tub only, creating the possibility for prolonged soaks in longer lasting warm water year round.

Beautiful lines in volcanic limestone and resin material - naturally insulated and warm to the touch. The plumbing fixtures complement the style.

Removal of the wall that separated the vanity area from the bath created more usable space and storage possibilities.

Homeowners are happy with the smaller vanity in exchange for the benefits gained: larger shower space and room for the beautiful soaking tub. Backsplash here echoes the tile mural motif of the shower.

In addition to the storage provided in the double vanity, we were able to fit linen and over-toilet cabinets in the coordinating style.

In addition to recessed lighting, we introduced sconces. Their positioning eliminates shadows on faces for ease of makeup application and shaving. Custom frameless beveled mirrors complete the remodel.