Tim Peters Photography

A stunning mountain retreat, this custom legacy home was designed by MossCreek to feature antique, reclaimed, and historic materials while also providing the family a lodge and gathering place for years to come. Natural stone, antique timbers, bark siding, rusty metal roofing, twig stair rails, antique hardwood floors, and custom metal work are all design elements that work together to create an elegant, yet rustic mountain luxury home.

This bathroom remodel was designed by Gail from our Manchester Showroom. This remodel features Cabico Unique vanity set & mirror frame cabinets with #947 door style (recessed Panel) and Hollow White paint finish. It also features LG Quartz countertop with Aria color and a pencil edge. The shower seat and wall trim is Quartz from Silestone in Coral Clay color and standard edge. The bathroom floor and shower wall is Anatolia Calacatta Beige (12x 12 floors) (12x24 shower wall). The shower floor, Deco panel and Niche basket weave with precision H20 pencil trim in Artisan brown. The shower door is hinged clear glass installed by Traynor Glass. Other features include Brizio faucet and shower fixtures brushed nickel with Coco bronze, light fixtures (2 sets) are from Feiss lighting and the hardware is Amerock knobs from their Candler collection in Caramelized Bronze.

Dan Farmer

Deanna Kriskovich

The shower ceiling was arched to prevent the steam condensation from dripping on the homeowners while they showered. The shower walls, floor, ceiling, and tub surround were covered with various size natural stone in an earth tone. The shower ceiling was tiled with 2" mosaic tiles, the tub desk and shower walls were covered with a 12" square tile. One 6" recessed light was added to the shower's arched ceiling as well. The 3/8" heavy glass in-line panel, 74" door and buttress panel shower door included a pivoting transom at the top to allow for the dissipation of steam to the exhaust fan placed nearby. Brushed nickel panel hinges and pulls were selected for architectural detail and consistency. One of the homeowner's goals for this remodel project was to eliminate the dark and boxy feel of the bathroom. By removing the shower wall, installing the new 90 degree glass surround to the tub deck, the space was opened and the natural light from the existing windows was allowed into the shower area accomplishing their goal.

Plenty of storage and mirrors with this triple medicine cabinet with glass shelving. Blackstock Photography

The homeowners requested more and better storage for their remodeled bathroom, and they got it! Two pull-out base pantries and three wall cabinets make all of their personal-care products accessible. The original shower was transformed into a linen closet, and a custom storage cabinet was added above the toilet, for backup tissue and miscellaneous storage. The wall finish is a metallic bronze with a custom stylized waterfall mural.

This Bathroom Cabinet Design was by Austin, Bryant, Moore. Photographer: Marty Paoletta

Jason Walchli