Master bathroom, view of bathtub. Photo: Juintow Lin

Contractor: Prestige Residential Construction; Interior Design: NB Design Group; Photo: Benjamin Benschneider

View of Master Bathroom - This bathroom had too many closets! We turned one into a morning coffee bar area. Custom mural by local artist. Photo courtesy of Fred Lassmann

A whirlpool tub with a dramatic deck mounted tub fill was centered below a new large window. The marble tub surround flows seamlessly into the shower creating a floating bench.

The client had several requirements for this Seattle kids bathroom remodel. They wanted to keep the existing bathtub, toilet and flooring; they wanted to fit two sinks into the space for their two teenage children; they wanted to integrate a niche into the shower area; lastly, they wanted a fun but sophisticated look that incorporated the theme of African wildlife into the design. Ellen Weiss Design accomplished all of these goals, surpassing the client's expectations. The client particularly loved the idea of opening up what had been a large unused (and smelly) built-in medicine cabinet to create an open and accessible space which now provides much-needed additional counter space and which has become a design focal point.

Ben Wrigley

Kimberly Gavin Photography

Photographer: Diane Anton Photography This typically small guest bathroom was turned into an elegant French get away space. Pale green diamond tiles with white dots set the color scheme. The floor is white marble while the base and cornice are the green tiles. The hammered metal sink with exposed pipes keeps the space open giving a much larger appearance.

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Olivier Chabaud

Oh how I wish I had the before pictures! This used to be, hands down, the worst bathroom I had ever seen. The young couple who had me design this space wanted clean and modern. Working with posts that can't move and a really tight space was a challenge but it all worked out. They were a blast to work with and the space suits them perfectly. Photography by: Steve Eltinge www.eltingephoto.com