Photo Credit: Kaskel Photo

The kids bathroom is characterized by sage color tiles and a wood vanity, for a playful and minimal design.

Moved toilet across bathroom to make room for a larger vanity and allow space for a tall cabinet for lots of storage. Deep green/gray painted walls richen the space. Gray and white granite adds pattern and interest to the bathroom.

Three different tile materials were chosen for the project, in the main part of the bathroom wood grain patterned tiles in a sandy bleached "wood" color blends with the carpeted bedroom. In the shower there are vertical field tiles on the walls with flat rocks for the floor and accent areas, all trimmed in bright white porcelain pencil tiles which match the sink and toilet. The threshold and trim pieces are quartz which match the bench and vanity counter top.

while this master bathroom is smaller than average we were able to fit lots of design features, We took the soffit out in the shower to make it feel larger while fitting in two niches for an ample amount of storage. We also did a rifted white oak vanity white clean lines to fit with the clean lines of the tile.

Access to the Master Bathroom is made easy from the kitchen/laundry area. Upon entering the bathroom, the roll up sink and medicine cabinet are easily accessible. There is wainscoting wall protection that is carried in from the adjacent hallway that easily blends with wainscoting height tile in the bathroom as well. The toilet is extra high comfort height and sits at 21" so that access from the wheelchair is easiest. There is a linen cabinet across from the toilet that provides for drawers for bathroom items and supplies and for linens and towels on top. The shower threshold could not be eliminated, so we extended the shower bench over 21" into the bathroom floor so that easy transfer could be made from the wheelchair onto the bench in the bathroom, The handheld shower is located within easy reach of the bench with all bathing supplies conveniently located in an easily accessible niche. Although not all grab bars are shown here, there is one at the sink to help her stand up, a pull down bar near the toilet, a vertical bar to help standing up from the toilets, an angled bar from the bench to stand up and a horizontal and vertical grab bar in the shower itself. Note that we selected the basic grab bar to install over any designer grab bar for maximum safety and comfort. From the Master Bath, a hallway leads to the closet and the Master Bedroom. We widened the hallway to access the closet to 42" wide, and increased the size of the door to enter the closet from 24" to 36" and eliminated the door to improve overall access. The closet was built in and provides for all her items that were previously in a dresser in her bedroom. This way, she can go into the closet and get all items needed to dress without going back into the bedroom for undergarments.

The tiler did such an excellent job with the tiling details, and don't you just love the green paint?

Zen Master Bath

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A wooden Teak Ladder was added as a stylish decor element, and to hang towels and magazines. PC: MJ Cohen Photography

Master Bath with green encaustic tile

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Master Bath