Trish Hennessey

High clerestory bring a soft light into the master bath. Photo: Prakash Patel

My client hated their large 80's style jacuzzi, and wanted us to remove it. We added a much larger shower, with seating, and a new coat of paint on their vanities, with a new quartz countertop. I had fun, with running their porcelain floor in a herringbone pattern, to add more elegance to this space. My client also wanted to keep cost down, so we went with cabinetry from pottery barn, instead of a custom build. These changes took this space from 80's builder grade look, to a new sleek design, that is sure to last years to come.

The guest powder room has a iron vanity with a hammered nickel sink and Moroccan tile surface. The shower has mosaic tile walls that compliment the tile on the vanity.

LAIR Architectural + Interior Photography

Photo courtesy of Sandra Daubenmeyer, KSI Designer. Photo by Beth Singer.

Peter Hinschläger

Cabinets: Custom Wood Products, black paint, flat panel door Counter: Silestone quartz

Fotograf: Dipl.-Ing. Stephan Baumann

The powder room impresses with clever lighting accentuating angles in a clean design. Image: Nicole England

Karissa Van Tassel Photography The kids shared bathroom is alive with bold black and white papers with hot pink accent on the girl's side. The center bathroom space features the toilet and an oversized tub. The tile in the tub surround is a white embossed animal print. A subtle surprise. Recent travels to Paris inspired the wallpaper selection for the girl's vanity area. Frosted sliding glass doors separate the spaces, allowing light and privacy.

Framed 4 Panel Screens as Bath Focal Point

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