Rénovation de la salle de bain dans les tons beige et gris avec mosaïque, laiton et formes arrondies

Complete bathroom remodel - The bathroom was completely gutted to studs. A curb-less stall shower was added with a glass panel instead of a shower door. This creates a barrier free space maintaining the light and airy feel of the complete interior remodel. The fireclay tile is recessed into the wall allowing for a clean finish without the need for bull nose tile. The light finishes are grounded with a wood vanity and then all tied together with oil rubbed bronze faucets.

Jared Kuzia

Modern bathroom with feature Coral bay tiled wall.

Overview L shaped rear ground floor extension with a loft conversion and internal alterations throughout The Brief Create space, bring in the light and hide the stuff of life away so we can have some calm moments in our family home, keep in modern but not uber-modern……. Our Solution Clients with young families need very specific spaces and lots of storage for the stuff of life. This fantastic client wanted much more flexibility from the floor space and wanted every living area to be as light as possible, but to retain and work with some period features. Over time family spaces need to change and adapt as children grow, work commitments evolve needing home working areas and visiting friends and relatives need comfortable space and privacy. Planning a family home looks at these competing elements and as ever tries to get more space from the house than it seemed to have, that was done using some neat space planning and clever arrangement of uses within each floor plan.

powder room / builder - cmd corp.

Création d'une petite salle de bains à partir d'un grand placard, seulement composée d'un meuble vasque et d'un miroir.

Blowfish wallpaper and console sink in powder bathroom. Jessie Preza Photography

Compact but luxurious materials used in this vintage home. Peter Medilek Photographer

Auda & Coudayre Photography

This home in a popular neighborhood close to Arizona State University dates probably to just before "mid-century and now has all NEW Fixtures and Finishes. The room was gutted and a new bathroom created. The goal of the project was to have a bathroom for this 1940's cottage that looked like it could be original but, was clean and fresh and healthy. Actually the windows and millwork and door openings are all original. The fixtures and finishes selected were to be in character with the decade in which the home was built which means the look is more World War II era and cottage / bungalow in ambiance. All this was softly and gently dramatized with the use and design of the 2 tone tile in creamy white and soft gray tiles throughout.

Alise O'Brien Photography