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Jan Neiges, CMKBD with NKBA
This view shows the detail for the shower niche - using Schluter metal trim.
Medina Exteriors & Remodeling
Like many other homeowners, the Moore’s were looking to remove their non used soaker tub and optimize their bathroom to better suit their needs. We achieved this for them be removing the tub and increasing their vanity wall area with a tall matching linen cabinet for storage. This still left a nice space for Mr. to have his sitting area, which was important to him. Their bathroom prior to remodeling had a small and enclosed fiberglass shower stall with the toilet in front. We relocated the toilet, where a linen closet used to be, and made its own room for it. Also, we increased the depth of the shower and made it tile to give them a more spacious space with a half wall and glass hinged door.
Gayler Design Build
The single slab countertop is a beautiful white quartz material called Della Terra-Oceana in the exact size needed—used for both the vanity countertop and tub deck facing. The polished countertop slab design details included soft flecks of sparkle mirror and a 1-½ inch mitered edge detail to create a contemporary feel.
To declutter the bathroom and free-up counter space, Gayler Design Build recommended two Robern electric medicine cabinets with glass shelves and plenty of space for bathroom essentials and even a phone charger.
Gilmans Kitchens and Baths
This kitchen remodel started with taking out a dividing wall to open the space and make room for the priority of having an island. With the homeowner loving to cook, the island gave ample work space near the fridge and range. Pull-out spice racks next to the range were added for additional convenience. Decorative lighting above and under the island were added to create an even more welcoming feel, and to highlight the beautiful island cabinetry.
Treve Johnson Photography
Cascade Custom Homes & Design
Plenty of storage and natural light. Granite slab countertop with glass tile backsplash.
Snowberry Lane Photography
Howell Custom Building Group
This project consisted of remodeling an existing master bath and closet. The owners asked for a
functional and brighter space that would more easily accommodate two people simultaneously getting ready for work. The original bath had multiple doors that opened into each other, a small dark shower, and little natural light. The solution was to add a new shed dormer to expand the room’s footprint. This proved to be an interesting structural problem, as the owners did not want to involve any of the first floor spaces in the project. So, the new shed was hung off of the existing rafters (in a sense this bath is hanging from the rafters.)
The expanded space allowed for a generous window in the shower, with a high window sill height to provide privacy from the back yard. The Strasser vanities were a great value and had the desired finish. The mirror frame and center shelves were painted to match the cabinet finish. The shower can easily function for two, allowing for their busy morning schedules. All of the fixtures matched nicely in a brushed nickel finish.
Toto Eco Dartmouth toilet; Farimont undermount Rectangular sinks; Toto widespread lav faucet; Toto multispray handshower and showerhead
Photography by Emily O'brien
JBR Designs
This playful blue and white pattern was the jumping off point for this bathroom design. We paired it with a 2" gray hexagon on the shower floor and chrome fixtures.
Bathroom + Kitchen Eleven
This traditional bathroom shows how lighting detail and bold colours can enrich a classic style. The floor standing taps allows a seamless finish to the bath whilst the chequered pattern tiles play homage to a traditional style. The modern shower enclosure is given a classic look with a watering can shower head and valves. Hidden lighting around the basin elevates a once dark area to a bright and attractive space while also highlighting the floor tiles.
Will Graham
Specktacular Home Remodeling
We always recommend our clients think about how they will use their home in years to come - and that's just what this couple did! They were ready to remodel their master bathroom in their forever home and wanted to make sure they could enjoy it as long as possible. By removing the unused soaking tub, we were able to create a large, curbless walk-in shower with a relaxing area by the window. This master bathroom is the perfect size for this pair to enjoy now and in the future! And they even have extra room to display some of their sentimental art they've collected over the years. We really appreciate the opportunity to serve them and hope they enjoy the space for years to come.
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