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Example of a large minimalist men's painted wood floor walk-in closet design in Houston with brown cabinets and flat-panel cabinets
Example of a large minimalist men's painted wood floor walk-in closet design in Houston with brown cabinets and flat-panel cabinets

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Interior Design: Lucy Interior Design
Architect: Kell Architects
Builder: Olin Construction
Photography: SPACECRAFTING
Transitional bedroom photo in Minneapolis
Transitional bedroom photo in Minneapolis

Interior of remodeled Universal Design and Aging in Place shower with temperature control at entry, convenient bench, grab bars, handheld shower on slide bar, and the easy to reach soap niche.
Carefully-positioned recessed cubbies are placed for standing and sitting access to bath items.
Barb Mueller. Designs Anew Houston.

Gorgeous new Master Bathroom transformation. The old bathroom with columns, dropped soffit, dated materials, opened into this gorgeous new luxury master bath. By removing the soffit and exposing the beautiful ceiling line we accentuated the windows and view beyond. Relocating the shower, redefining the tub area, enlarging the vanity onto one long wall and specifying luxury materials completed this long awaited transformation.

The bathtub was completely removed due to its high risk of falling and possible injury. Grab bars and a seat were installed for safer use and better experience. We added a handheld shower system for better motion and comfort.

Accessible toilet and transfer shower with associated dressing area including safety grab bars by DT
Bathroom - mid-sized traditional bathroom idea in Austin
Bathroom - mid-sized traditional bathroom idea in Austin

Architect: Art Renauto
The bathroom features an ADA-rated handicap-accessible shower with seat and grab-rails and a handicap-accessible toilet with grab-bar. It still provides plenty of room for a 48-inch vanity and sink top.

This bath, while not fully ADA-rated like that above, still allows space for a shower chair.
Architect: Art Renauto
Transitional bathroom photo in New York
Transitional bathroom photo in New York

All of the countertops are at 34" height above the floor for easier access from her wheelchair. The top left drawer has a wooden sliding shelf that can also be used as a landing area for things taken out of the refrigerator. The stainless undermount sink is 6" - shallow enough for her to slide partially under when the retractable doors are open.

The bathroom now includes a curbless shower, with slip resistant tile, wide enough for a care giver to assist. A wall mounted fold down teak bench is ADA compliant.
Photographer: Jeff Beck Photography
Designer: Six Walls

The north exterior wall of the house was completely removed to allow the existing family room to blend into the new family room. The view is from the pre-existing family room into the new addition. The photo on the right shows the location of the wall that was removed during construction.
Thomas R. Doughty, Architect
James W. Albright, Builder
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