Masterbath
9 years ago
After many years, working as budget would allow, renovating small sections of our house. We are finally around to the much-abused upstairs bathrooms.
The Master bath required taking a few inches from an adjoining walk-in closet and converting to a pocket door to add room. The final result is wonderful. Once again, The CND Company (https://www.houzz.com/pro/dagofarinas-cnd/the-cnd-company) came through. He took our crazy sketches, gave ideas and options, and then said 'we can do that...'
Before: The master bath after years of abuse:
After, thanks to The CND Company (https://www.houzz.com/pro/dagofarinas-cnd/the-cnd-company):
New Shower: day before shower doors were installed:
After shower doors installed:
Master vanity and recessed medicine cabinet:
Addition of a pocket door with a locking mechinism:
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