This incredible master spa retreat was the antithesis of the old cramped bathroom that it replaced. Space and light abound to create a peaceful setting often only found in the most exclusive resorts. A cedar accent wall with concealed lighting form the backdrop for the stunning free standing tub. Wall mounted fixtures showcase the homeowners discerning style. The open wet area design also shows off the three shower head options (rainhead, handheld, standard). The rainhead fixture also is comprised of four tilting tiles to control water flow and direction. A floating vanity with large drawers adds to the functional, contemporary style and makings cleaning a breeze. The toilet is hidden behind the sink wall and additional storage is available behind the wood accent wall. Detailed tile work and wood work round out the craftsmanship for this master suite oasis.

1. Total Project Cost:
$28,650
Project Description
The client was desperate for more space in her
master bathroom. She wanted to create a
modern, open concept, spa like retreat with
an expansive wet area. She also requested a
feature wall behind the tub that could be seen
upon entering the bathroom. The design
focused on creating a floor plan that met
those desires with high functionality and
minimal changes to existing plumbing and
windows. Natural lighting was a key focus, as
well as using accent lights to enhance the
beauty of the materials selected.

2. Before
Two bedroom-sized rooms were accessed through a single door, but the large space was broken up by numerous
closets and an awkward dividing wall. The client wanted to create one large master suite instead of restructuring this
into 2 separate bedroom spaces.

3. After Client had recently installed a wall length closet system (shown left) and didn’t want to recapture that space or
incorporate a walk in closet into the final design. Bathroom wall was angled to improve overall flow.

4. 3D Rendering 3D Renderings of the proposed design were shared with the client prior to design finalization.

5. After Client wanted to create a large open wet area. The city inspector and client had different visions for how this could be
accomplished. Contractor created slight bevel down to shower floor to prevent adding a curb or additional floor drain.

6. 3D Rendering The toilet was hidden behind the vanity for a unique way to create privacy with minimal visual
impact, while maximizing use of the available space.

7. After
Contractor worked closely with client on final material selections for the project. A frosted glass door was selected to
allow more light into master bathroom from the new french doors that were installed in the master bedroom. Paint and
floor colors were selected to tie into the color variations found in the Cambria quartz countertop.

8. Before
The entry door
opening into the
bathroom made
moving around in
this cramped
space
challenging.

9. After The flooring is Arizona polymer epoxy 400 metallic. Its composed of 100% solids and is a high performance coating.

10. Before
The client liked
having the shower
controls separate
from the shower
head so this was
repeated in the
remodeled shower.

11. After
Recessed lighting added in
shower showcases fixtures
and tile work. Wood accents
highlight change in ceiling
height.

12. Before

13. After
Client opted for three
separate shower heads
including a deluxe rain
head with tilting tile
sprays.

14. Before
The walk-in closet in the
master bedroom was rarely
used and contained a large
electrical panel with wires
coming directly out of the box.

15. After The left half of this picture is where the walk-in closet was originally located.

16. Before

17. After
Client was given the option to have the window that was removed from the master bedroom re-installed in a new location
of the room, but ultimately she opted not to add back in the window.
[*Note: Homeowner elected to paint master bedroom walls/ceiling/trim herself. Bathroom was painted by contractor.]

18. Before

19. After
Client wanted a view of the tub and feature wall from the master bedroom therefore a pocket door was used. The angle of the
wall and the swing of the bedroom entry door were adjusted slightly in the field during layout to further maximize the view. A
transom window was also added to increase light into master bathroom.

20. Attention to detail
is seen with the
mitered edge
where the wood
wall meets tile.
Hidden nook space tucked behind wood wall
can have glass shelving added for storage or
hooks added for towels or robes.
After

21. After Thank you for your consideration!