Posts Tagged ‘Tile’
Downtown Seattle Master Bathroom Remodel
We Transformed a dated master bathroom, in a downtown Seattle area condominium, into a modern sanctuary. Complete with a walk-in closet, deep soaking tub with a glass enclosure, and a back-lit glass block toe kick. The final result was truly an urban oasis.
Downtown Seattle Master Bathroom Remodel
Tile Shower with Glass Enclosure
Walk-in Closet
Tile Shower with Glass Tile Accents
Dual Vanity with Lighted Toe Kick
Three New Bathrooms for One Great Client; each with a Different Look
We remodeled three bathrooms for this client. Two guest bathrooms and a master bathroom. Each bathroom has it’s own unique look and the master bathroom was transformed into a spa-like oasis.
The Master Bath:
Guest Bathroom:
Second Guest Bath:
West Seattle Master Bath Conversion
A wonderfully functioning bathroom was created in this clients previously unused upstairs to accompany their new master suite.
Master Bathroom and Complimenting Guest Bath Remodel in Des Moines
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- The master bathroom before.
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- The master bathroom after. This complete update is complemented by sweeping views of the Puget Sound.
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- Large vanity with a lot of storage.
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- Soaking tub with a tile accent border.
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- The accent tile is continued into the separate shower.
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- Lots of great light in this bathroom.
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- We completed a guest bathroom remodel for these clients as well.
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- The two baths complement each other aesthetically.
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- A glass shower enclosure was a great choice in both baths.
Floor to Ceiling Tile Shower
This gorgeous shower was created using a tiled linear drain in the shower pan. The pictures were taken prior to installing the glass shower enclosure.
Guest Bathroom with Faux Wood Tile Floor
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- This floor is tiles that mimic the look of wood while giving you the durability of porcelain. The faux wood with the soft green paint lend a beachy feel to this space.
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- White Subway tiles keep this small area open and bright looking.
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- This large vanity and shelving unit offer lots of storage while the bright white keeps it from being too overbearing.
