Small Bathroom, Big Design

ReDesign

Kenneth: This was Chris and Jennifer’s cramped master bathroom 6 months ago, get
ready to see how we took it from little to luxurious.

Chris: The coolest thing is that the bathroom size while it’s not different is much
more open.

Jennifer: It cannot really deliver. The design it’s one thing to see it on paper but to
see it come alive has been a wonderful experience.

Kenneth: Now Chris and Jennifer have a master bathroom that looks and feels like
one. From the generous bath tub to the elegant vanity and since we had a
tiny area to work with we extended the room visually by adding French
doors that lead out to a beautiful courtyard.

Jennifer: I cannot even believe that this is the same space. It’s so drastically
different and it’s just gorgeous.

Kenneth: What do you think?

Chris: I think it’s great and I think that now she’s going to be able to take the
baths that she has wanted to take.

Jennifer: I’m looking for these again.

Kenneth: Before there was just a shower. Now there’s a shower and a bath tub
which is exactly what Chris and Jennifer wanted and the striking blue
green tile creates a calming atmosphere. We provided Jennifer with a
vanity that has both storage and style. Now to mirror which also adds to
the illusion of space and it’s great with the artwork we found that pulls in
all the colors of the walls that ties within the frame ties in to the nice black
granite.

Jennifer: It does. Art really does tug it nicely.

Kenneth: Above the vanity the silver frame mirror and chrome sconces give that
classic feel Chris and Jennifer were looking for.

Jennifer: Storage and amenities. The bathtub and storage back here all in this little
what is this 7x7 space. It’s amazing, yeah.

Kenneth: And did it all the very calm environment with the materials we selected
and the light blues which are very fresh feeling.

The most dramatic feature is the new outdoor courtyard, by borrowing
space from the patio area adding French doors in the film we’ve given the
illusion of a larger bathroom and created a surprising focal point.

We were able to make use of space that you weren’t really using outside,
open this wall where you had a window and to create doors to tie in to the
doors to the bedroom tie the same floor material all the way out to these
spaces now relate a simple little fountain it’s a beautiful plant material and
it’s really fooling the eye to think the space is much bigger than it is.

Jennifer: It does open it up so much.

Kenneth: It opens it up and visually to have this beautiful focal point in here extends
the feel of the bathroom. I just love it. I think this is one of the most
exciting bathroom challenges I have ever had.