Our clients wanted a total redesign of master suite: bedroom, clothing closet, linen closet and bathroom.
The former space had a huge bedroom/sitting area. The client needed less bedroom space, no sitting space, a larger clothing closet, and a large, functional shower in the master bathroom… and no tub. We started with a clean slate and re-designed the master suite area to give the client everything they wanted. We removed the double door entrance to the bedroom and relocated a single door entrance to allow for that wall space to be used for the new dressing room. The new bathroom focuses on the large shower with the glass feature wall. The new bedroom space is the perfect size for the client’s king sized bed.
The new space is more appropriately apportioned to give the client the large walk in closet and bathroom they were seeking.
Special features:
- Porcelain tiles provide durable, slip resistant surfaces that are not only attractive but easy to maintain.
- Decorative wet location wall sconces and a skylight provide light in a shower where ceiling lights were not able to be used.
- High end metal finishes are as beautiful as they are easy to care for.
- The cast glass shower wall acts not only as a functional wall but is a work of art highlighting the luxurious master shower.
- The simple and sophisticated tiles make a graceful backdrop for the warm contemporary design elements.
- Cabinet style and color add elegance, warmth, and functionality.
- We also installed two new solar powered skylights in this master suite area to let light in while maintaining privacy. The skylights also have remote control openers and blinds.
- Two new solar powered, remote control skylights add more natural light and ventilation to the bathroom space.
Before the entry to the master bedroom was a large double door that took up a lot of space
After, the double doors were removed and replaced with a single door… allowing us to use the wall space for the new master closet
The master bedroom was oversized, but the closets undersized
The before master closet
The new master closet is spacious and feature rich
Lots of drawers in the built-in cabinets store all the folding clothes adjacent to all the hanging clothes
The back of the bank of drawers in the closet is the headboard to the master bed
A large glass feature wall separates the master bedroom from the bathroom
The before master shower was in need of repair and update
An unused master tub would be removed
The glass wall and sky light above provide lots of light in the shower
Close up of the glass wall
An impractical dry vanity was not utilized. This became the location of the new door entering the master suite.
The new vanity has lots of storage
Double bowl vanity and private water closet
