A Master Bath Renovation – Inspired By Nature

When do you KNOW it’s the right time to renovate your space? In the case of my “Beach” client, that realization came only after she ordered new sliding mahogany doors and interior storage systems for her existing “his and hers” master bath closets. While she originally felt those new doors and the custom shelving would improve the overall function and design of her bathroom space – she and her partner quickly realized that wasn’t the case! You see, before the closet interiors were to be installed – she would need to replace the old linoleum floor – which then led her to the idea of an up to date vanity which then led her to wanting new and improved lighting – at which point she finally realized that a new Master Bath design plan was critical! Their dark, dingy, dated and very confined master bath was just begging to be gutted! The mirrored image floor plan consisted of a long and narrow shower, two very small vanities, dark toilet cubicles, limited storage and an overall a lack of space.

Before Floor Plan

The catalyst that started it all. New mahogany closet doors.

Before: Her Side Before His Side

Before His/Her Shower Looking toward “His” closet

As designers we know how essential it is to fully grasp the true essence of a client’s personality and lifestyle – in order to deliver a final product that not only meets their needs but exceed them. A philanthropic, globe trotting, extreme sport enthusiast, this MD feels most comfortable when surrounded by nature. So with that said, we will provide her with a unique nature-inspired bath retreat incorporating the materials she loves…. from natural woods and stones to rocks and plants – these elements speak to her distinctive personality and lifestyle. So stay tuned and follow this unique master bathroom renovation – inspired by nature. Stay Inspired!

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