The custom rustic cherry mirror surround over this vanity is a perfect way to maximize storage. The homeowners love that they are able to display pictures and plants on the glass vanity shelves. The banjo top extension over the toilet allows for additional display. Photography by Mark Becker Project by Patrick A. Fin, Ltd. Interior Design by Michelle Lecinski

Beginning with the owner’s stated preference for a home with abundant natural light, the name of this project was adapted from that of a famous Beijing garden.

This Scripps Ranch master bathroom remodel is a perfect example of smart spatial planning. While not large in size, the design features within pack a big punch. The double vanity features lighted mirrors and a tower cabinet that maximizes storage options, using vertical space to define each sink area, while creating a discreet storage solution for personal items without taking up counter space. The enclosed walk-in shower with modern soaking tub affords the best of both worlds - you can soak your troubles away and rinse off in the shower without tracking water across the bathroom floor. What do you love about this remodel?

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We wanted to take away the narrow, long feel of this bathroom and brighten it up. We moved the bath to the end of the room and used this beautiful herringbone tile to add detail and warmth.

- Brand spankin' new backsplash from the ground up. - Seamless Glass Showers - White Granite Countertops - Tiling around new tub and floors - New appliances and Lighting

Having a shower and bath combo in the primary was a must for this couple with 3 small children under 5. They needed a place for baths as well as a shower for themselves. They used a japanese tub that was self filling via the jets combined with a shower that had both hand held and fixed heads.

Making good use of a tight space in a historic home. We used a trough sink with 2 faucets instead of the traditional 2 sink set up.

Having a shower and bath combo in the primary was a must for this couple with 3 small children under 5. They needed a place for baths as well as a shower for themselves. They used a japanese tub that was self filling via the jets combined with a shower that had both hand held and fixed heads.

We wanted to take away the narrow, long feel of this bathroom and brighten it up. We moved the bath to the end of the room and used this beautiful herringbone tile to add detail and warmth.

Creating a usable space in a tight area can be tricky. We were able to accomplish this for this family of 5 and still make sure they had ample storage, as well.

Main bathroom in a 1982 Vancouver Special house. Completely gutted, new window, floating double sink, 6' tub, rainhead shower.

Main bathroom in a 1982 Vancouver Special house. Completely gutted, new window, floating double sink, 6' tub, rainhead shower.

La cabina de WC y la bañera tipo tina japonesa revestida en gresite imitación mármol, comparten la misma puerta para mantener el espacio abierto o cerrado. La hoja de la puerta y los cristales color mostaza son recuperados de la vivienda original. El marco de la puerta que da acceso al dormitorio está realizado en hierro. Delante de la bañera se encuentra el vestidor.

This Scripps Ranch master bathroom remodel is a perfect example of smart spatial planning. While not large in size, the design features within pack a big punch. The double vanity features lighted mirrors and a tower cabinet that maximizes storage options, using vertical space to define each sink area, while creating a discreet storage solution for personal items without taking up counter space. The enclosed walk-in shower with modern soaking tub affords the best of both worlds - you can soak your troubles away and rinse off in the shower without tracking water across the bathroom floor. What do you love about this remodel?