Design Overview/Challenges

• The primary bedroom in this 1980’s traditional home had a diminutive sized en-suite bath (~50sf) and wee walk-in closet (~58sf) with sloped ceilings.  Adding on a completely new primary bath over the existing garage was the solution. The existing ceilings are all at 8’-0”
• The new addition includes a dressing room, the primary bath, a reading nook and a closet area off of an adjacent bedroom.
• As you enter the primary bath, the ceilings are set at two heights- creating a classical progression of spaces on the interior while keeping the added volume above the garage secondary to the main block of the home.
• The freestanding soaking tub opposes the double vanity and is set into an alcove wrapped in a painted rail and style wainscot.
• The bath floor is set in brickweave pattern with two sizes of honed Botticino marble tile.
• The double vanity was custom built with drawer bank offsets to each side and a mirrored panel detail above. Wall sconce lighting, recessed lighting, and a central chandelier illuminate the space.
• Polished nickel plumbing, accessory and lighting fixtures provide a bright accent.
• The water closet is directly opposite the bath entry for easy access while the shower is tucked opposite the tub in the corner for a bit of privacy.
• Dual shampoo heads and storage niches within the shower accommodate the clients to share the shower when desired. Tone on tone subway tile in two sized with chair-rail and base moulding style tile continues the traditional aesthetic in the shower. A shaving ledge to one side and coordinating grab bar and shower door handle complete the space.