Vickie & John needed a new bath in their 1940's built bungalow. Typical of that era, the bath was quite small, only 5' x 7'. This was to be Vickie's bath and she loves the Victorian look, prefers bathing. and wanted it to be really nice. Vickie has a great eye and a great sense of style, so she already knew most of the features she wanted. Features: Heated tile floor of Emperador dark marble. Hand made, wire cut, hand glazed, subway-style 3 x 6 tile, capped with an elaborate chair-rail-style capitello and accented with a glass & marble (emperador dark) mosaic blend.
The pedestal lavatory & toilet are from Barclay's "Vicki" series, (quite a coincidence) and the plumbing fittings are Elizabethan Classics. Sunrise Specialties made the 54" cast iron, roll top, pedestal tub.
Vickie found the light fixtures & mirrors she liked in the Elegante Collection from Maxim Lighting.
The faux painted walls and moldings were done masterfully by Carey Byrd's crew at Creative Walls in Kennewick.
The stained glass and the mini-chandelier were pieces Vicky had acquired previously and they integrated beautifully.
Baths like this are so much fun to create! My only regret is not getting to try out the tub. The glass of wine, the good book, the hot, deep, water, Ahhhhh!
How much can you really do with a really small bath? LOTS!!!!