Historical St. Paul RenovationTraditional Bathroom, Minneapolis
Building Design, Plans, and Interior Finishes by: Fluidesign Studio I Builder: Anchor Builders I Photographer: sethbennphoto.com
What Houzz contributors are saying:
Ideal installation: A recessed medicine cabinet is perfect for a bathroom renovation project, because a considerable amount of construction is already involved. Requirements: A recessed cabinet will need to have a framed box inside the wall to fit the model’s required dimensions on all four sides. Adding framing to accommodate this is a rather involved job. If your recessed cabinet is planned for an existing wall, you or a carpenter or contractor should first open up the wall to see what’s behind the surface. Do this before you buy the cabinet.A recessed cabinet cannot have any obstructions behind it, such as electrical wires, plumbing supply lines or non-load-bearing studs. If any of these are encountered, they probably can be rerouted, at a cost. However, load-bearing framing and venting pipes are difficult and perhaps impossible to relocate. If you have those, you’d have to select a different location for the cabinet or get a wall-mounted one.Browse bathroom medicine cabinets on Houzz
Here, in the same bathroom, you can see the matching Carrara marble on the countertops. The color of the vanity plays off the veins in the marble. See more shower niche inspiration photos
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Master Awesome mirrored storage. The wood is a definite. Hope other colors
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