The goal of this primary bathroom remodel was to replace the dated finishes and fixtures while improving the layout, storage, and everyday function of the space. The design introduces a larger custom vanity, dedicated makeup area, updated shower, improved lighting, and more built-in storage. Existing doors, the large bathroom window, and the water closet location were retained to keep the scope focused on the areas that needed the most improvement.

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This wall of custom built-ins proves that storage doesn’t have to be an afterthought—it can be a design feature in itself. With crisp panel detailing, a soft painted finish, and geometric brass hardware, the cabinetry reads as both tailored and timeless. Designed to disappear into the architecture, these units provide substantial concealed storage while maintaining a minimalist footprint. It's a perfect example of how thoughtful millwork can bring both beauty and function to everyday living.

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Top of the stairs off the Family Room. Photo by Allen Weiss
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