An outdated, poorly planned shared bathroom gets a modern, clean lined overhaul with dual sinks, an expansive wall-to-wall floating vanity, and heated tile floor for those cold, clammy Pacific Northwest long winters.

A neutral, timeless palette of white on white, matte black for anchor, and chrome for extra sparkle, keeps the space calm and spa like. Towels with color pop are changed seasonally with different colors per teen, which eliminates towel confusion.

The classic white shaker floating cabinet was outfitted with fifteen large, deep soft close drawers for towels, grooming tools & appliances, and toiletries. With two busy teens who must share the space in the mornings, there is plenty of room to spread out.

His and her sinks with single lever chrome waterfall faucets, expansive layers of mirrors, and 3 sets of spaced out electrical outlets ensure minimal arguments over competing elbow room.

The tub/shower combo was outfitted with a contemporary deep tub for soaking, modern chrome single lever fixture, and hand wand for easy cleaning. The built-in 3 level wall niche holds all bottles, soaps, and potions, keeping tub corners empty of clutter. Heavy duty, custom chrome hinges anchor the modern swing glass doors.

The hexagonal tile floor boasts a year around heating element for foot warmth. Lastly, the strip lighting under the floating vanity is powered by a motion sensor, ensuring maximum safety for those middle of the night visits.