Sand Point Master Bathroom Remodel
Heated limestone Floor, Mirrored Cabinet, Pedestal Tub, Pocket Doors
Natural light was a design priority for this Sand Point master bathroom remodel. The exiting doorway to the tub room was relocated. A swing door was removed and replaced with a pocket door with a transom light above. In addition to natural light, ceiling & sconce lighting were added.
Flooring was replaced with heated stone tile floors. The old tub was removed and replaced with a free-standing pedestal tub.
The north wall elevation was redesigned to accommodate a larger shower & a mirrored linen closet.
Swing Door between bedroom & bath was removed. It was replaced with a pocket door to maximize wall space & eliminate congestion.
New vanity was designed to be taller and to have an extra bank of drawers.
Cabinet was mirrored to refract light & to increase the feel of spaciousness.
Fixed panel of glass in the foreground helps creates a light & open shower.
The limestone floor is heated in both the tub & vanity rooms.
A view toward the tub room from vanity area.
Warm toned marble tile contrasts the lime stone floor tile.
Cast iron, enameled tub with hand held shower.
The door-less walk-in shower opening is adjacent to tub room. Remaining narrow space on shower wall became a linen closet with a mirrored door.
Stained, rift-cut, white oak robe cabinet. Mirrors were added to pick-up natural light.
Mirrored cabinet is reflected in the vanity mirror. The use of mirrors increase the sense of space & refract natural light.
