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| Just like the kitchen we did in this same house (See Morningside Kitchen Remodel) this master bath has tons of white in the tile, cabinetry and counters. Lots of space here but the odd window placements presented some challenges. |
Even shot from a different angle this photo says A LOT. You can see how the new chocolate tile flooring and tub deck warm up what was a very large, cold room. The rework of the shower to enlarge it and include a bench integrated with the tub deck was the “Ah Ha” moment in designing this space. The “Zen-like” sconce was a great choice the homeowners made in defining the sense of serenity is this room. We selected a waterfall fixture to keep it below the window sill and placed the controls on the front of the deck for access. |
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| Pardon our tools in this photo, we were just about to demo. Note the very long, single height vanity. We also got rid of the knee wall at the end of the tub. |
A fantastic new vanity with a raised storage cabinet separating the two generous lavatory areas was our solution to moving the vanities off this wall. There was no other wall without a door or windows and the homeowners liked them side-by-side. The custom cabinets are a Wenge veneer with limestone countertops and a custom blended mosaic backsplash. To add even more emphasis to the splash we used wall-mounted fixtures with a modern flair. Mirrors framed with the cabinet material and a spectacular pendant finish this area of the room. |
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| Another shot of the vanity. Each side has a lower shelf for quick access to spare towels. |
Photos just don’t do this backsplash justice. The blend is 4 glass colors with 3 differing textures. Thanks to Marie at Traditions for all her help with this selection! |
