The client’s decision to renovate his master bath was to make the space brighter and more open. Originally, there was a solid double-doored entrance from the master bedroom. We recommended replacing these doors with a frosted glass pocket door. The client also felt that, by doing away with a seldom-used Tub, a small shower, and two separate vanities, space would naturally become more open.

Since the client didn’t require a new tub in his bathroom, this gave us an opportunity for more design options. Since the size of the original shower was completely out of proportion with the room, it was now possible to create a larger, more open shower that complimented his bathroom. His shower is actually mirrored in the Robern medicine cabinets above a dramatic run of vanity storage. The cabinets are made from figured and fumed Eucalyptus with a beautiful horizontal grain match. The subtle 50% gloss sheen flatters the movement in the veneer and helps to complement a subtle visual texture. The cabinets are further enhanced by their stunning walnut interior, with divided drawers, rollouts, and hamper pull-outs. Now, the client has a large array of storage space that is much more easily organized.