Bathroom with Shaker Cabinets and a Vaulted Ceiling Ideas and Designs
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Transitions Interior Design for Comfortable Living
Custom cabinetry, new fixtures, reworked wall to closet with a new pocket door that replaced the huge bi-fold door opens up the space and makes it more functional.
Younique Designs
The colorful tile behind the vanity is stained wood and gives the impression of nautical flags. Shiplap walls are the perfect detail in our coastal cottage. The ceilings were stained turquoise to bring your eye upward, showing off the new height of the cilings. Tons of transom windows were added allowing light to flood into the space.
Aligned Design
A freestanding tub with a view of the canyon beyond the motorized Hunter Douglas Dual Rollers is the centerpiece of this residential spa experience. Converting this single shower and tub into a forever honeymoon oasis.
Charles W Day Design
The Master Bath was built out onto what used to be an old porch from the historic kitchen. We were able to find ample space to accommodate a full size shower, double vanity, and vessel tub.
Wood Wise Design & Remodeling
Expanding into the existing master closet gave these homeowners the large shower they desired. The drop-in tub is located within the shower walls for splash control. The transom window gives both light and privacy. The double-bowl vanity is plenty long for busy morning getting dressed. KraftMaid cabinets feature both cabinets and stacks of drawers for ample storage. The vaulted ceiling draws the eye up in this spacious bathroom.
Tanya Ryan Design
This upper master bathroom was a full remodel. The cabinets needed to be replaced, allowing for a full update to the space. Custom cabinetry paired with new quartzite countertops gives a fresh look. Pebble flooring adds warmth and texture to the space. The full height backsplash is a nice backdrop adding color to the space and offering a grounding feature topped off with round mirrors to soften the hard angles in the space.
MainStreet Design Build
Removing the decking and built-ins left room for a free-standing tub with flanking cabinetry and open shelving. This freed up space to create his & her vanities along one side of the room and a beautiful dressing area on the opposite side.
Alt Design Group
Spa Like Primary Bath with marble hexagon floors, floating shower bench, and freestanding tub
RSZ Design Development
A Zen and welcoming principal bathroom with double vanities, oversized shower tub combo, beautiful oversized porcelain floors, quartz countertops and a state of the art Toto toilet. This bathroom will melt all your cares away.
Fitch Design Company
Dormer shower with drop in bathtub in the shorter space. A curbless shower allows the beautiful encaustic tile to seamlessly span the floor into the shower. Oil rubbed bronze bath faucetry and dark grey grout add more texture to the room.
Studio Z Architecture
The entrance to the primary bathroom has a beautiful barn door with a lovely clerestory window above, which can be opened for additional air circulation. The details surrounding the window suit the style of the original home design.
Lenton Company, Inc.
This spacious primary bathroom transformed from drab and dark to a refreshed, bright bathroom. Simply removing the dropped ceiling and fluorescent lights from the vanity area and replacing them with modern recessed can light brought this bathroom back to life. The carpet that once draped the floor was replaced by a gray wood-like vinyl plank which transitioned beautifully to the calcatta tiled shower. The dated vanity that once housed two sinks was updated to white custom-made cabinetry topped with a white with subtle veining Arabescato quartz countertop. A linen closet replaced the second vanity sink, providing ample storage space. Polished nickel finishes repeat about from the Hydrorail shower fixtures to the sink faucets. Two contemporary sconce lights a stylish mirror balance and adorns the focal wall. To create harmony within the bathroom and the rest of the house, we kept contrast to a minimum, using hints of color to create accents.
Bathroom with Shaker Cabinets and a Vaulted Ceiling Ideas and Designs
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