Scope
Master Bathroom Remodel
Year Built: 1987Credits
Remodeler: Nathan D. Young ConstructionFeatures
Our facelift transformed a bathroom that previously had carpet, blue floral wallpaper, glass block tiles, ceramic tiles, and a 30-year-old Jacuzzi. When we met our ‘empty-nester’ clients, they were still enjoying the custom home they had lived in for nearly 30 years. Yet they called us because they had outgrown their once state-of-the-art 1980’s master bathroom.
+We relocated the double vanities to the center of the room, and installed a large walk-in shower on the other side of the wall creating a circular passage for flow. The integrated granite sinks make a statement at the vanity, as well as the large apron of stone surrounding the face of the cabinetry. Custom cabinetry provides storage, seating, and built in organization. Wall mounted faucets and matte textured tile running vertically complete the look. We opted for modern amenities including heated floors, LED lighting, a heated towel bar, and an energy efficient wall hung toilet.
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Our client knew the moment they saw this granite in a warehouse it was exactly what they
wanted in their master bathroom. We obliged by using as much of the slab as possible by
integrating it in the sinks, using it for a shower bench, as well as using it as countertops for
cabinetry storage.
Custom built in the 1980s, the master bathroom had a fair supply of angled walls. We placed
the vanity in the center of the room with an open concept shower on the other side of the wall.This design created a more modern and visually appealing space. We heated the floors,
installed a linear drain, and added a seamless floor to the shower.
Integrating storage solutions into cabinetry really helps you know what you have at a glance.
After all, what lady wouldn’t want a velvet lined drawer at her disposal?