This home has been transformed from the nineteen eighties to a current contemporary lodge home. The home sits at the base of Mount Rainer in Enumclaw, Washington. The wavy Limestone brings movement, while the glass tiles provide shimmer. Handsome dark wood vanity grounds the space.

Remodeling any room in your home is a big step. And a bathroom can be a simple project or a lavish re-do, making it your personal spa. Your bathroom should reflect your style and budget. Meeder Design & Remodeling offers the same quality craftsmanship for smaller requests as they would for an entire bath addition. A smaller budget doesn’t mean diminished service. You may be choosing less expensive tile, plumbing fixtures or lighting, but the standard of workmanship by our expert tradesmen remains high. Call us to discuss your ideas; we’ll make your bathroom remodel an enjoyable experience.

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Achitect: Kevin L. Crook (www.klcarch.com) Builder: Woodside Homes ( http://www.woodsidehomes.com/utah-community-east-creek-ranch)

His and hers double vanity with granite counter top and custom medicine cabinets. Vanity is approximately 102"L x 24"d x 32-1/2" h. The height of the vanity was customized to the clients' height. Usually our vanities are between 34" to 35" high... general contractor: Regis McQuaide, Master Remodelers... designer: Junko Higashibeppu... photography: George Mendell

Spa Bath - Bubble Porcelain Tile Wall, Framed with Crema Europa Limestone

Impluvium Architecture Location: El Dorado Hills, CA, USA This was a direct referral from a friend. I was the Architect and helped coordinate with various sub-contractors. I also co-designed the project with various consultants including Interior and Landscape Design Almost always and in this case I do my best to draw out the creativity of my clients, even when they think that they are not creative. I also really enjoyed working with Tricia the Interior Designer (see Credits) Photographed by: Shawn Johnson

This home has been transformed from the nineteen eighties to a current contemporary lodge home. The home sits at the base of Mount Rainer in Enumclaw, Washington. The wavy Limestone brings movement, while the glass tiles provide shimmer. Handsome dark wood vanity grounds the space.

two sided shower separates "his" from "hers" bathrooms