Winner of a NYC Landmarks Conservancy Award for historic preservation, the George B. and Susan Elkins house, dating to approximately 1852, was painstakingly restored, enlarged and modernized in 2019. This building, the oldest remaining house in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, has been recognized by the NYC Landmarks Commission as an Individual Landmark and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The house was essentially a ruin prior to the renovation. Interiors had been gutted, there were gaping holes in the roof and the exterior was badly damaged and covered with layers of non-historic siding. The exterior was completely restored to historically-accurate condition and the extensions at the sides were designed to be distinctly modern but deferential to the historic facade. The new interiors are thoroughly modern and many of the finishes utilize materials reclaimed during demolition.

neutral colors and antique bronze fixtures, with attention given to niches for products for shower and ledges for bath - Home sold for $10 million. Hancock Homes Realty

This bathroom looks so much better in person, for some reason I haven't ever been happy with these pics...The walls look yellow, they aren't and the floors look dirty, they aren't.....Just whites on whites and it turned into a serene beautiful bathroom. The client added touches of green with plants, I think it really delivered.

Modern farmhouse bathroom, with soaking tub under window, custom shelving and travertine tile.

Sven Bartz flash point studio

Modern master bath with custom teak bathtub, glass shower, travertine wall tiling, and large quartzite tile flooring.

Travertine Lookalike ceramic tile – Gloss on the shower walls and matte on the bathroom floor. Pebble tile on shower floor Linear drain with tile insert Built in shower bench topped with Quartz Arno Knee walls and curb topped with Quartz Arno Hidden shower niches in knee walls so they cannot be seen in the rest of the bathroom. Frameless glass shower enclosure with dual swinging pivot door in champagne bronze. Champagne bronze dual function diverter with handheld shower want. Wood wainscoting surrounding freestanding tub and outside of knee walls. We build a knee wall in from of the freestanding tub and capped with a Quartz Arno ledge to give a place to put your hand as you enter and exit the tub. Deck mounted champagne bronze tub faucet Egg shaped freestanding tub ForeverMark cabinets with a full size pantry cabinet Champagne bronze cabinet hardware Champagne bronze widespread sink faucets Outlets inside (2) vanity drawers for easy access Powered recessed medicine cabinet with outlets inside Sconce lighting between each mirror (2) 4” recessed light above sinks on each vanity Special exhaust fan that is a light, fan, and Bluetooth radio. Oil Rubbed bronze heated towel bar to tight in the original door hardware.

La Maison du Lac - salle de bain de la master suite

This master bathroom remodel got a nice modern upgrade! A new vanity was adding with a single sink. A nice walk in shower with neutral tiling and nook. Overall this bathroom looks amazing and gives the home an original feel. Photos by Preview First

We paid abundant attention to detail from design to completion of this beautiful contrasting bathroom.

A simple and open floor plan with high quality materials complements this historic home’s streamlined and contemporary tastes. A floating vanity and focal chandelier, thanks to CT Design (interiors), contrast and balance the historic character of sloping roofs and traditional mullions, bringing fresh life to this master retreat.

It was great working with Al & Lucy on their shower remodel in Ahwatukee. They wanted to renovate the outdated shower and restore the space giving it a new and brighter presence. Here are some of the items they had us complete for the shower remodel: Removed shower walls, shower floor, shower glass, and shower head with trim & valve; Installed a custom shower with new marbled white tiles; Installed a new wall niche and new shaving foot niche; Installed new tile shower floor; Installed a new frameless tempered glass shower door.

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