Seattle bath remodel - kids bath Seattle

master suite & kids' bath

The challenges of a Tudor are many. In this West Seattle gem, the master suite was hemmed in with badly used space, a miniscule master bath and a bank of windows that actually blocked the view. We added walls here, and relocated the master sink to what had been storage. The result is a light and bright space with a fabulous shower and super cool tile. The kids' bath got a makeover too - with sweet blue hex tile in the shower niche. Completed 2009.

Architect: Sheri Newbold of live-work-play

project features

The new shower takes up about the same amount of space as the entire original master bathroom did
Custom cabinets made from quarter sawn oak provide warm colors in this otherwise modern design
The kids bath is also remodeled in a style traditional for this West Seattle Tudor home

project photos

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No question this is a great shower. But what makes it special is that it takes up about the same amount of space as the entire original master bathroom did. Borrowing attic storage allowed the space to open up, with a fabulous result

With a commanding spot in the bathroom and glass half walls to let the light in, the shower is both spacious and beautiful. Niches on the wall provide space for shampoo and the one at the very bottom holds the glass squeegee, and is a convenient leg up while shaving

Across from the shower, an innovative design provides high counters on each side of the vessel sink. Custom cabinets made from quarter sawn oak provide warm colors in this otherwise modern design

Granite counters split at each level, and a wall-mounted faucet provides interest at the vessel sink

The kids bath is also remodeled. Again, there are custom cabinets for the vanity and a medicine cabinet, but this time in a style traditional for this West Seattle Tudor home. The terrazzo countertop has blue accents, picking up the color of the walls

The blue accents continue in the kids' bath surround. The niche is a deep blue hex tile. The balance is simple subway tile. The hex tile on the floor also has integrated blue tile flowers

The master bedroom is now smaller but light and bright. Larger windows provide a panoramic view of downtown Seattle

The bedroom is smaller because there's a new master closet, with a full closet organizing system and some stylized niches

Before

After: Enough space to relax, and materials to soothe and interest

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