The clients plan to live in their home for along time so they wanted to make the bathroom more ADA compliant and easier for them to manage as they get older. The also really wanted to upgrade the aesthetic to make it look more updated. Updating a master bathroom in this way will really increase the value of their home and make it more desirable to the next residents of the home.
The clients love their larger zero threshold shower with wheelchair accessibility. We used a fixed glass panel as opposed to a hinged shower door or sliding door for ease of use. The tub faucet was relocated so that it wasn’t in the way of getting in and out of the tub but close enough for ease of use turning on and off. Aesthetic upgrades made the space have a more modern feel which the client loves! My favorite part is the shower system: we did a rain shower head horizontal with the floor to help keep water in the space better due to no hinged or sliding door. We did a handheld shower that is actually mounted on a grab bar, so it is multifunctional and a diverter trim that allows you to use one of the two features or both at the same time; all styled to match the modern look of the rest of the space.

The Products
• Waypoint Shaker cabinetry in Painted Stone
• Cambria Newport for countertop, tub deck, and waterfall edge in shower
• Kohler Underscore soaking tub with undermount installation
• Moen Align plumbing fixtures in shower and at vanity area
• Slide bar that also doubled as a grab bar with handheld shower from Delta
• Fixed glass shower panel
• A mixture of MSI and Conestoga tile throughout
• Jeffrey Alexander’s Bremen hardware on vanity cabinet