This is a really fun before and after master suite for a busy couple that deserved a retreat to escape to at the end of the day. My clients lived in a builder basic home that was not living up to it's full potential. Every surface, from the bedroom walls, floor, and ceiling to the bathroom tile, fixtures, and trim were various shades of off-white.
------BEFORE------
This master suite left little to be desired, and despite having really unique architectural angles, the high ceilings and beautiful windows weren't being highlighted.
------DESIGN PROCESS------
This client hired Fuchsia Design for our expertise in space planning and reconfiguring. The existing layout (shown below) had dual vanities with a large tub, walled-in shower, and private water closet. There was a lot of wasted space and the shower and toilet room felt very closed in.
We reviewed the existing layout of the bathroom and proposed 4 possible layouts that made better use of the space.
The homeowners chose Option 2 which removed the bathtub, pivoted the private water closet, added a linen cabinet, and expanded the size of the shower. The great thing about this layout was that, for the most part, it kept the main plumbing lines where they already were which allowed us to delegate a larger portion of the budget towards gorgeous quartzite countertops and luxurious plumbing fixtures.
----THE BATHROOM RESULTS----
----THE BATHROOM RESULTS----
Let's talk about the changes made in the bedroom! I wanted to highlight the tall, vaulted ceilings, so we added cedar tongue and groove with contrasting beams and can lighting. We also moved the bed to the adjacent wall which allows sunlight to pour into the space.
So, let's take a moment to look back on where we started and how far this space has come.
So - that's a wrap! What do you think? What's your favorite part? Are you ready to tackle a room in your home that's not living up to it's potential? LET'S DO IT!
Sources:
Bed and Nightstands: Talsma's Furniture
Builder: Jones Construction and Consulting
Shower tile: Florim USA
Flooring: Mannington
Cabinetry: Williams Kitchen and Bath
Countertops: Advanced Interiors
Bathroom Paint Color: Puritan Gray Benjamin Moore
Bedroom Paint Color: Boothbay Gray Benjamin Moore
Glass Doors: Your Shower Door