This elegant 1925 home in the Roosevelt area of Seattle, full of light and original historic details, was in desperate need of a master bath upgrade. Keeping within the parameters of the traditional style of the home was very important to the homeowners, so diving into the past but still keeping all the modern amenities was the goal. Starting with the custom cabinetry and mill pack built in house and painted on site for a seamless look, to the heated floors and shower slab bench, digital Toto Electronic washlet toilet with remote, Victoria and Albert volcanic limestone double slipper soaking tub, duel 37" Porcher Petite wall mounted fire clay lavatory consoles with sinks and china legs, Turkish lighting special ordered and re-wired to code finishing off with Perrin and Rowe by Rohl fixtures in polished chrome this master bath has it all! And we can't forget the "touch latch" toilet paper cabinet hidden in the bead-board (the "Bond cabinet" as we call it), this master bath is quite the work of art.