Clients Judy and Ken, live in a beautiful condo on the Kirkland waterfront. The space was just shy of 200 square feet and contained 15 lineal feet of cabinetry including a low vanity, too short for Ken to use comfortably. Floor to ceiling mirrored walls gave it a dated feel. They wanted to retain the current cabinets since they were in good shape, but wanted a re-stained modernized look.

The new master bath design Sales Manager Mark Jensen created added a 5.5 inch riser to the existing vanity cabinet to create the 36.5 inch tall vanity Ken was looking for. That, combined with a dark espresso stain on the vanity and existing cabinetry and a new granite counter-top, provided a beautiful, updated look. New recessed can lights, toe kick lights and art lights highlighting the owner’s artwork, were also key elements in the new bathroom. New Pental Dorato porcelain heated floor tile, a beautiful Ferguson soaking tub and a spacious new tiled shower, complete with a built-in niche for shampoo and soap and a bench, culminated the transitional design.

Interested in seeing more of our work? Additional bathroom remodel photos can be found on our portfolio page.