This 1940s Clayton home received a major overhaul. The client was looking to place an en-suite bathroom, smaller walk-in closet and space for laundry into the room’s previous footprint. Chelsea Design and Wise Bros. LLC removed the old back staircase connecting the primary bedroom to the second floor to create space for the new bathroom. The new space had enough room for a narrow bathroom, large walk-in shower and water closet, a new primary closet and a laundry room with access to the main hall. Due to the layout of the space, the vanity could only be placed in front of a window.

Dana King Design Build Remodeling transformed this turn-of-the-century home’s bathroom in a dramatic remodel. Looking for a primary bathroom that accommodates both busy mornings and relaxing evenings, the designer chose to not remove any walls, opting instead to demo a closet and place a standing shower with a frameless glass enclosure in the previous space. High ceilings are accentuated with a mural wallpaper and gold, sculpted leaf chandelier.

Addressing uneven floor heights, removing soffits and tackling the lack of a toilet room were some of the main starting points for this bathroom renovation. Transforming a dated floor plan, Karr Bick Kitchen + Bath sought to create a functional and timeless space. To infuse character into the home, wainscoting was added throughout the bathroom up to the ceiling. This provided a backdrop for the mirrors and sconces and blends nicely with the floral wallpaper pattern along the walls.

This primary bathroom is the embodiment of luxury and grace. A custom De Gournay wallcovering featuring a moonlit garden design on metallic silk immediately draws viewers’ eyes into the room. The surrounding walls were custom painted to match the wallcovering and soft reflective materials, such as the Waterworks Candide freestanding oval tub, carry the space’s metallic theme. The Adele small sconce by Visual Comfort adds a soft, inviting glow to the space, and the Lola beveled mirror is embellished with quartz crystal points that reflect light throughout the room.

This mid-century modern bathroom by Hamtil Construction is a truly remarkable transformation that met all of the client’s requirements. Through thoughtful planning, a private water closet, enlarged shower, soaking tub, double vanity and ample storage were added to the primary bath. The walk-in shower features a full-length shampoo ledge and bench seat with a combination of navy blue hexagon and black subway tiles throughout the shower walls and floor. A free-standing tub sits between two windows and serves as the focal point of the room.

This bathroom renovation turned an ordinary builder-grade bathroom into a bright, stylish and highly functional oasis. The client had very specific goals for the room: brightening the space, enhancing its functionality and aligning the design with their personal style. Through a thoughtful selection of materials and a keen eye for design, Karr Bick Kitchen + Bath brought this vision to life. Stunning black-and-white statement tiles in the shower set the tone for the space, and quarter-sawn white oak cabinetry incorporated natural and organic textures.