This 1980’s condo on the East Bank, was ready for some updates to personalize their master bedroom/bath. Inspired by a recent trip to Asia, the clients were eager for a solid shower floor. After much searching, Azul blue Brazilian granite was selected with a custom Schluter drain system. To complement the gray and blue tones, gray travertine was selected for the floors and walls with a blue recycled glass accent. To carry the modern custom look onto the vanity wall, two stacked floating vanities were designed. The Azul granite was installed, modern faucet and basin, as well as the blue glass tile to the ceilings. Custom lighting finishes off the space. The homeowners couldn’t be happier and are thoroughly enjoying their custom master bath. Photography: Lisa Brunnel

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This is a beautiful stair made of wood stair combined with cable railing and stainless steel post with wood top rail.
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Optimized storage, navigation, usability and comfort for the primary suite and home office were the motivators for targeted renovations to this unique home. An existing closeted narrow attic staircase volumetrically took away space from the primary suite’s closet. SIA proposed a new feature spiral staircase, which now aesthetically speaks to a previous renovation’s architecturally distinctive metal bridge. The simplified closet room allowed for the installation of new functional closet cabinetry. In the attic, the staircase is now on one side of the room, and with the removal a non-loadbearing wall, the attic now provides space for an open, airy gym. In the primary suite bathroom, a new shower replaced an old bathtub. By tweaking the dimensions, a deeper footprint makes the shower feel more spacious while allowing for a more generous toilet area. A half wall with glass surrounds integrates shower storage and allows natural light to flood the once dark space.

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