- Photography by Dan Zeeff

En-suite bath for rental shabby chic bedroom. Another small space with a corner shower and lack of storage. Room staged to provide prospective tenants design ideas.

Using Wood-Mode's Vista doorstyle with a light stain on maple wood, we designed cabinetry for this entire home. The sleek lines of the cabinets are softened here by the earth tones of the tile, counter and flooring.

Ensuite bathroom has vanity and u-tile shower alcove with natural light.

Doug Patterson

We were hired to combine the main hall bath and a 1/2 bath of the master bedroom. The main bathroom was partially gutted when we started the design project as a severe water event had occurred. The client wanted an economical, but modern looking remodel that would be appealing to buyers in the future when she needed to sell and move to a retirement community as she currently lived alone. The new tub/shower is in the location of the original 1/2 bath. Our homeowner wanted an easy to clean. but modern looking shower and vanity. Lanmark by Lane Marble was chosen as it has no grout and is a seamless product similar to Corian. We created 2 niches in the shower to store bottles to keep them off the tub deck and prevent them from slipping into the shower. An American Standard Princeton bathtub was chosen, so when the client eventually left her home, her home would be appealing to families with small children. For the vanity the same Lanmark color was chosen with 2 integrated sinks for easy cleaning. Delta and Moen faucets, showerheads, and accessories were mix and matched to update the bathroom. Vinyl flooring was also chosen for its ease of cleaning and care. Bamboo cabinetry was added to provide a modern,, timeless, and warm wood tone to the space. In this small home, storage is badly needed so I created a large linen cabinet with a pull-out shelf on the lower shelf for easier access for that shelf. The original 1/2 bath window in the new tub/shower area was replaced with a new vinyl window and wrapped with Lanmark to provide a watertight system. To give plenty of lighting at the vanity, George Kovacs LED lights fixtures were installed over each sink. This bathroom is now a light and bright space that will be functional and beautiful for years to come. This project was designed for and completed by Corvallis Custom Kitchens and Baths. Photos by: H. Needham

Detail of the two types of flooring in the accessible master bathroom. Inside the shower, for a non-slip texture, is SomerTile Cobalt porcelain mosaic tile (also making appearance above the sink!). The rest of the bathroom is Somertile Victorian Hex Matte White porcelain mosaic tile. Photo by Toby Weiss for Mosby Building Arts

The master bedroom did not have its own bath until this one was added on. A large shower with seat, niches, grab bar, hand-held sprayer with diverter control and vent can lights was included as well as vanity and private water closet. The water closet has a counter and cabinetry for additional storage. Toe kick lighting, and LED lighting enhance the space.

photo by Ronda Batchelor Glass and stone tile back splash

Chris Keilty

Redo of Bathroom in a craftsman house,

Pedestal sinks with polished nickel base

Step 6: Creative Storage Solutions: While the previous cabinet below the sink did provide more storage than the new pedestal sink, it still wasn’t enough. I added a glossy blue campaign dresser that more than compensates for the storage we gave up with the cabinet—and it also provides additional counter space! When looking for nontraditional bathroom storage options, scale is everything. This piece is actually a bedside table. Photo by Manuel Rodriguez

Photography by Cristopher Nolasco

Century 21 Tri-Cities