Function was the name of the game with this recent primary bath renovation. The original bathroom was split into two areas (yes, one had carpet!): a sink and vanity area at the end of the hall, and a separate room with the tub/shower combo, toilet, and second sink. The entry into the main bathroom space was awkward and cramped. So it was time to change that.

BEFORE

The wall between the vanity area and full bathroom area was removed, and the entry to the newly expanded bathroom was relocated to the end of the hall. The two sinks were joined together in the former vanity area, which allowed for additional cabinet storage where the single sink used to be. The tub was removed to create a larger shower with a built-in bench, large shower niche, and handshower area.

The rich charcoal finish of the cabinetry, the crispness of the wavy porcelain tile and quartz countertop, the playful shape and color blend of the pebbles, and the softness of the wall color create the perfect atmosphere. This primary bath space is now better with access, functionality, storage, and aesthetics.

The clients are thrilled - and so am I! Yay, design!

Design: Jaime Simpson of Creative + Curated

Contractor: DB Construction

After Photos: Lianna Pevar Photography