Master bedroom includes room for a king sized bed, a walk in closet and large ensuite.
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Master ensuite with large vanity and storage. Freestanding soaker tub by the window to enjoy the views of the valley. There is a seamless transition between the hardwood flooring in the Master bedroom and the tile flooring in the Master ensuite. A pocket door tucks away to provide more space in both rooms.

In order to show off the tray ceiling and make the crown molding inside the tray more noticeable, we painted the center of the tray with the same color as the walls, but the vertical sides of the tray and the ceiling outside the tray are a shade that balances the carpet color.

Master ensuite with large vanity and storage. Freestanding soaker tub by the window to enjoy the views of the valley. There is a seamless transition between the hardwood flooring in the Master bedroom and the tile flooring in the Master ensuite. A pocket door tucks away to provide more space in both rooms.

Using white glass subway tiles, with expresso brown vanity cabinets, the light blue, white and brown Listello glass tiles and river rocks pull the complete plan together. The walls are painted with Benjamin Moore 1564 Beach Glass for that luxurious Spa feel. The floor tile compliment the countertop.

Master ensuite with large vanity and storage. Freestanding soaker tub by the window to enjoy the views of the valley. There is a seamless transition between the hardwood flooring in the Master bedroom and the tile flooring in the Master ensuite. A pocket door tucks away to provide more space in both rooms.

This wood look porcelain flooring is on the floor and continues up the wall for a beautifully updated farmhouse bathroom style. The marble look quartz counter top is timeless and really sparkles with the polished nickel hardware.

In order to show off the tray ceiling and make the crown molding inside the tray more noticeable, we painted the center of the tray with the same color as the walls, but the vertical sides of the tray and the ceiling outside the tray are a shade that balances the carpet color.

Photo by Jim Raycroft When these homeowners first came to us in 2011, they had a list of major projects to adapt their Victorian home to the needs of their growing family. The first phase of work was a basement renovation to provide informal hang out space. The second was a garage. Finally they turned their attention to the master bedroom and bathroom. FROM BALCONY TO BATHROOM At one end of the suite was a cramped and outdated bathroom. At the other end was an underutilized, high-maintenance, exterior balcony. A leaky door to the balcony, as well as inadequate insulation and air-sealing and a poorly designed heating system, made the bedroom difficult to keep comfortable in the winter. We chose to capture the old balcony as indoor space and relocate the bathroom to that end of the master suite. This strategy not only gave us the opportunity to install much better insulation and good, tight windows, it created enough new floor area that we were able to include a large walk-in shower, separate vanities, a toilet room, and a make-up counter in the new master bathroom. ADAPTING AND UPDATING The project allowed us to find a prominent place for an old leaded glass window sash that the homeowners had been hanging onto for several years in anticipation of this project. The flow and layout of the master suite are now much better suited to a 21st century lifestyle. But best of all (to us, anyway), the homeowners report that the bathroom—where the old balcony had been—is now the most comfortable room in the house.

The warm paint color is a perfect match to the accents on the antique lamps. The white bedding pops with just a duo of accent pillows. Amanda Maglione Photography http://amandamaglione.com

Using white glass subway tiles, with expresso brown vanity cabinets, the light blue, white and brown Listello glass tiles and river rocks pull the complete plan together. The walls are painted with Benjamin Moore 1564 Beach Glass for that luxurious Spa feel.

This outdated bathroom was stripped to the studs and plumbing added for a walk in frameless shower, as an option to the existing walk in tub. New vanity

By painting inside the faux tray ceiling with a color that matches the bench and secondary color of the bedding, this room has a warm, inviting feel with a pop of drama.

Master ensuite with large vanity and storage. Freestanding soaker tub by the window to enjoy the views of the valley. There is a seamless transition between the hardwood flooring in the Master bedroom and the tile flooring in the Master ensuite. A pocket door tucks away to provide more space in both rooms.

This outdated bathroom was stripped to the studs and plumbing added for a walk in frameless shower, as an option to the existing walk in tub. New vanity

Location: Atlanta, Georgia - Historical Inman Park Scope: This home was a new home we developed and built in Atlanta, GA. This was built to fit into the historical neighborhood. This is the upper master bathroom. High performance / green building certifications: EPA Energy Star Certified Home, EarthCraft Certified Home - Gold, NGBS Green Certified Home - Gold, Department of Energy Net Zero Ready Home, GA Power Earthcents Home, EPA WaterSense Certified Home. The home achieved a 50 HERS rating. Builder/Developer: Heirloom Design Build Architect: Jones Pierce Interior Design/Decorator: Heirloom Design Build Photo Credit: D. F. Radlmann www.heirloomdesignbuild.com

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When we work on a private residence, we take every care to understand and respect that this is not just a property, structure or set of blueprints. This is your home. We listen first, working with your vision and sense of style, but combining your ideas with our extensive knowledge of finishes, materials and how to consider every last detail in order to create an overall look and feel that will really "wow."

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