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It was great working with Martina & Darren on their master bath remodel in Gilbert. They wanted to renovate their master bathroom and create an expansive shower with dry off area. The master bathroom had an old bulky garden tub that limited the size of the shower. We removed the old tub, shower, vanity top, and cabinets. They asked us to replace the window glass with frosted glass for privacy but to still allow light in. Martina and Darren had us install a custom shower with new tiles, a wall niche, and a glass panel above the pony wall. They chose beautiful white cabinetry, with new countertops, faucets, and sinks.

Storage was the number one concern for this couple who had limited storage space and wanted to maximize it with their furniture. Lizzie Herrall Photography

This Falls Church master bathroom began with an outdated layout featuring dark wood cabinetry, a corner jacuzzi tub, and a relatively small enclosed shower. Although the room had generous square footage, the existing configuration limited shower space and did not provide the level of storage or comfort the homeowners wanted.

This Sterling VA home had an outdated master suite bathroom with limited space in the shower. Our team gracefully redesigned the master suite bathroom to include an expanded open shower. A bronze colored freestanding soaking tub was added to replace the previous soaking tub, proving more open space adjacent to the new shower.

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Before the renovation, the master bathroom featured dark wood cabinetry, a long double vanity, a corner jacuzzi tub, a small enclosed shower, and beige-toned finishes. The room offered substantial space, but the layout and older materials limited storage efficiency and made the bathing areas feel more segmented.

This Sterling VA home had an outdated master suite bathroom with limited space in the shower. Our team gracefully redesigned the master suite bathroom to include an expanded open shower. A bronze colored freestanding soaking tub was added to replace the previous soaking tub, proving more open space adjacent to the new shower.

The master bed upstairs had raking ceilings and no storage, so we added a beam and sliding doors and custom storage. We carpeted and painted throughout, ready for the clients’ furniture and artwork.

This Sterling VA home had an outdated master suite bathroom with limited space in the shower. Our team gracefully redesigned the master suite bathroom to include an expanded open shower. A bronze colored freestanding soaking tub was added to replace the previous soaking tub, proving more open space adjacent to the new shower.

This Sterling VA home had an outdated master suite bathroom with limited space in the shower. Our team gracefully redesigned the master suite bathroom to include an expanded open shower. A bronze colored freestanding soaking tub was added to replace the previous soaking tub, proving more open space adjacent to the new shower.

This Sterling VA home had an outdated master suite bathroom with limited space in the shower. Our team gracefully redesigned the master suite bathroom to include an expanded open shower. A bronze colored freestanding soaking tub was added to replace the previous soaking tub, proving more open space adjacent to the new shower.

Down-to-studs remodel and second floor addition. The original house was a simple plain ranch house with a layout that didn’t function well for the family. We changed the house to a contemporary Mediterranean with an eclectic mix of details. Space was limited by City Planning requirements so an important aspect of the design was to optimize every bit of space, both inside and outside. The living space extends out to functional places in the back and front yards: a private shaded back yard and a sunny seating area in the front yard off the kitchen where neighbors can easily mingle with the family. A Japanese bath off the master bedroom upstairs overlooks a private roof deck which is screened from neighbors’ views by a trellis with plants growing from planter boxes and with lanterns hanging from a trellis above. Photography by Kurt Manley. https://saikleyarchitects.com/portfolio/modern-mediterranean/

Before the renovation, the master bathroom featured dark wood cabinetry, a long double vanity, a corner jacuzzi tub, a small enclosed shower, and beige-toned finishes. The room offered substantial space, but the layout and older materials limited storage efficiency and made the bathing areas feel more segmented.

Because the master bath was in a home designated with historic preservation, Feinmann could not modify the exterior in any way that was not consistent with appropriate period detail. Limited natural light was augmented with recessed lighting, decorative wall scones and accent lights in the shower. The ceiling was raised from 6'10" to 9' in the center and painted white to give the bathroom a lighter, brighter feeling. The wood paneling encases a closet and a laundry area (not shown). The floor is tumbled stone. Photo by John Horner

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This Sterling VA home had an outdated master suite bathroom with limited space in the shower. Our team gracefully redesigned the master suite bathroom to include an expanded open shower. A bronze colored freestanding soaking tub was added to replace the previous soaking tub, proving more open space adjacent to the new shower.

Open style master bedroom with a seperate toilet, dressing and bathroom. All in the same materials as the rest of the apartment.
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