Historical Master Bath Remodel
Winner 3rd Place National Competition - Master Bath Category
2010 National Kitchen and Bath Association Design Contest
This Claremont master bath was part of a larger remodel/addition to a Dutch Colonial Home originally built in 1901. We refurbished and repurposed many of the older house parts giving them new life. Glass display cabinets originally part of the nook downstairs were turned into medicine cabinets on either side of the vanity. The arch framing the mirror was designed to complement those cabinets. An old claw foot tub was refinished and is now a functional piece of art.
Although the rest of the materials are new, we maintained the historical charm of the home by using materials true to the period. White subway tiles finish the walls and are trimmed with a border of espresso and chocolate milk colored mosaics. Hexagon shaped tiles finish the flooring. The faucets, lighting fixtures, and hardware are all finished in satin nickel. The large mirror and glass above the shower walls create a sense of spaciousness and allow daylight to fill the entire room.