Large sauna/bathroom with walk in shower.

A master bath blending contemporary style with heritage timber frame by Black Canyon Builders

When designing this transitional styled master bath renovation it was important to create a space that would allow convenience as well as comfortability. This master bath renovation has traditional charm with the shaker door style resembling an homemade arts and craft cabinet finished in a natural cherry stain. The cherry wood is emphasize in this master bath complimenting the tan/beige paint color and porcelain wall tile. This bathroom renovation offers convenience for the homeowners by providing a built-in television behind the vanity mirror, a charging station for all their electronic devices, a custom make-up vanity and a furniture style built-in linen cabinet for additional storage. The focus in this master bath renovation is the glass shower that accommodates two end users. This glass shower has a striking appearance with no threshold and a seamlessly transition. In this shower there is a bench for seating, decorative niches on the wall, and a dual shower system. This master bath renovation provides the homeowners with a classic style that is comfortable with contemporary updates!! Interested in speaking with a Capozzi designer today? Visit our website today to request a consultation!!! https://capozzidesigngroup.com

Cabinetry: Starmark Style: Bridgeport w/ Five Piece Drawer Fronts Finish: Cherry Natural/Maple White Countertop: (Contractor Provided) Sink: (Contractor Provided) Hardware: (Contractor Provided) Tile: (Contractor Provided) Designer: Andrea Yeip Builder/Contractor: Holsbeke Construction

This master bath renovation included a tiled steam shower and dual sink vainites flanking a cosmetics vanity. The mirrors were custom made by Museum Facsimilies in Pittsfield, MA. Wall color is "Red Cent"- SW6341 photo by Erica Fay

Cabinet Brand: WoodPro Parkway Collection Wood Species: Maple Cabinet Finish: Medium (Mirror is from WoodPro Gentry Collection) Countertop: Hanstone Quartz, Bullnose edge, Silicone backsplash, Walnut Luster color

The gorgeous stain of the cabinets provides eye-catching contrast against the gray walls and Calcatta tile flooring. Satin nickel hardware compliments the color selection and ties the design together. Final photos by www.impressia.net

This project was exciting from the start--a contemporary 80's house that still had its original master bathroom, with all of its intense peach color, powder blue formica counters, grainy oak cabinetry, and miles of linoleum floors....so much potential! The original bathroom was long, low-ceilinged, and narrow, with a single tall window at the far end. Knowing that the adjacent space was a walk-in closet featuring the same type of window, and that the room was in the front gable of the house, my hope was that we could gain vertical and horizontal space by removing the wall separating the two rooms, and also vault the ceiling.... We did just that, and now with a vaulted ceiling and expanded footprint, the bathroom has a luxurious and relaxing feel, just as my clients had wanted. With the gable end wall highlighted with clear cedar planks (further accenting its vertical lines and feeling so at home in the house's wooded setting), a beautiful limestone floor, a Mid-Century styled ceiling fixture, and an antique botanical print framed especially for the space-- the marriage of traditional and contemporary elements into a funky, eclectic mix, reflects the style of the house and its occupants. The pinky peach and cramped footprint of this bathroom is now a distant memory, and a lovely, serene space now has taken its place. Photos by Laura Kicey

Luxuriance. The master bathroom is fit for a king with tones of black and natural wood throughout.

The Powder Room channels the same warm natural finishes as seen throughout the rest of the home with natural wood cabinets, oil-rubbed bronze fixtures, and a travertine tile backsplash.