Stacy Thomas

ReCraft, Portland, Oregon, 2019 NARI CotY Award-Winning Residential Bath $75,001 to $100,000

Alex Maguire

This project included expanding the master bathroom into a too large master closet to provide a large shower and tub area.

Bathroom- photo by Emilio Collavino

Ema Peter

We utilized the space in this powder room more efficiently by fabricating a driftwood apron- front, floating sink base. The extra counter space gives guests more room room for a purse, when powdering their nose. Chunky crown molding, painted in fresh white balances the architecture. With no natural light, it was imperative to have plenty of illumination. We chose a small chandelier with a dark weathered zinc finish and driftwood beads and coordinating double light sconce. A natural rope mirror brings in the additional beach vibe and jute baskets store bathroom essentials and camouflages the plumbing. Paint is Sherwin Williams, "Deep Sea Dive".

“Adequate storage is always a priority in bathrooms,” commented Ann. “In this bathroom the large vanity provides ample storage, but there’s also ledges throughout for storage. There’s one on the vanity that does double duty as a shelf and creating architectural interest and one behind the tub for the homeowner to rest a glass or book on while bathing.”

Master primary bathroom and closet renovation featuring blue subway tile, walnut wood and brass accents

Every powder room should be a fun surprise, and this one has many details, including a decorative tile wall, rattan face door fronts, vaulted ceiling, and brass fixtures.

A whole house remodel included re-organizing and outfitting 2 bathrooms and adding a 3rd.