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This modern primary bedroom features a calm, light-filled design that emphasizes comfort and simplicity. Clean lines, a neutral color palette, and natural wood flooring create a warm and inviting atmosphere, while the four-poster bed and cozy seating area add both structure and functionality to the space. Large sliding glass doors bring in abundant natural light, seamlessly connecting the bedroom to the outdoor surroundings and enhancing the overall sense of openness.

This Lenexa, Kansas primary bathroom remodel was designed to create a brighter, more open space while improving everyday functionality and long-term accessibility. The existing oversized jacuzzi tub was removed to expand the shower footprint, allowing for a spacious zero-entry shower and a more efficient layout tailored to the homeowners' needs.
Thoughtful accessibility features, including heated floors, grab bars, and a curbless shower design, were seamlessly integrated into the space without compromising style. Warm wood cabinetry, marble and travertine tile, brass plumbing fixtures, and a custom makeup vanity with an LED wall mirror add warmth and sophistication throughout.
A frameless glass shower enclosure enhances the open feel of the room, allowing natural light and carefully selected finishes to shine. The result is a timeless primary bathroom that balances luxury, comfort, and accessibility while supporting the homeowners' lifestyle for years to come.

Nancy Knickerbocker of Reico Kitchen and Bath in Southern Pines, NC collaborated with Tod Reid to design a transitional styled inspired a primary and guest bathroom featuring Masterpiece and Ultracraft cabinetry.
For the primary bathroom, the vanity cabinets are Masterpiece in the Martel door style in Maple with a Shortbread finish, complimented by Silestone Calacatta Gold countertops. A linen cabinet in Ultracraft in the Avon door style with a Moon Bay finish completes the design.
The primary bathroom also includes a Tile Inc. Glacier Wave Gloss shower wall tile and Bakersfield Pumice bath and shower floor tile.
The guest bathroom vanity cabinets are Masterpiece in the Ganon door style with a Dove White finish complemented with Silestone Miami White countertops. The design also includes Watercolors O'Keefe shower wall tile, Canvas White Subway wall end tile and Bakersfield Pumice bath and shower floor tile.
Both bathrooms feature Kohler plumbing fixtures and accessories.
"I enjoyed working with these clients. They had clear goals for their projects, and I believe we achieved them! In the primary bath, we enlarged the shower by removing a garden tub. Opting for large glass panels highlights the wave tile and creates an open feel. We also replaced the water closet door with a knee wall for privacy and replaced the linen closet with colorful cabinetry, making the space more functional. The tall cabinet on the left now includes two laundry hampers, and the black hardware ties everything together nicely," said Nancy.
"The guest bathroom, located just off the main living area, sees frequent use. We replaced the existing tub/shower combination with a shower only. The watercolor tiles on the back wall steal the show whenever the door is open, adding a beautiful focal point to the space."
Photo courtesy of ShowSpaces Photography.
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This Lenexa, Kansas primary bathroom remodel was designed to create a brighter, more open space while improving everyday functionality and long-term accessibility. The existing oversized jacuzzi tub was removed to expand the shower footprint, allowing for a spacious zero-entry shower and a more efficient layout tailored to the homeowners' needs.
Thoughtful accessibility features, including heated floors, grab bars, and a curbless shower design, were seamlessly integrated into the space without compromising style. Warm wood cabinetry, marble and travertine tile, brass plumbing fixtures, and a custom makeup vanity with an LED wall mirror add warmth and sophistication throughout.
A frameless glass shower enclosure enhances the open feel of the room, allowing natural light and carefully selected finishes to shine. The result is a timeless primary bathroom that balances luxury, comfort, and accessibility while supporting the homeowners' lifestyle for years to come.

Stay in the home you love by breathing some new life into your Primary Bathroom. In this Primary Bathroom Remodel in Springfield, we didn’t change the layout, we just updated it to give it a fresh, up-to-date feel. Imagine coming home after a long, challenging day at work to your very own private sanctuary – your primary bathroom transformed into a luxurious oasis of relaxation. At Foster Remodeling Solutions, we specialize in turning your bathroom into a haven of tranquility. From soaking tubs to rainfall showers, elegant marble countertops to ambient lighting, we take every step to ensure your bathroom is not just a functional space but a retreat where you can unwind, refresh, and rejuvenate. With our expertise, your primary bathroom will become the ultimate escape, offering the perfect backdrop for relaxation and self-care. Say goodbye to the stresses of the day and hello to a revitalizing experience every time you step into your updated oasis.

An organic warm natural modern update for a primary bath that used to be dark and dingy. This new spa inspired bright open primary bathroom now functions better and helps to reduce stress and restore the homeowners after a long day. The materials used were green glass subway tiles, marble looking porcelain tiles, engineered quartz countertop, hand blown glass chandelier, and a custom designed floating walnut vanity.

An organic warm natural modern update for a primary bath that used to be dark and dingy. This new spa inspired bright open primary bathroom now functions better and helps to reduce stress and restore the homeowners after a long day. The materials used were green glass subway tiles, marble looking porcelain tiles, engineered quartz countertop, hand blown glass chandelier, and a custom designed floating walnut vanity.

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Nancy Knickerbocker of Reico Kitchen and Bath in Southern Pines, NC collaborated with Tod Reid to design a transitional styled inspired a primary and guest bathroom featuring Masterpiece and Ultracraft cabinetry.
For the primary bathroom, the vanity cabinets are Masterpiece in the Martel door style in Maple with a Shortbread finish, complimented by Silestone Calacatta Gold countertops. A linen cabinet in Ultracraft in the Avon door style with a Moon Bay finish completes the design.
The primary bathroom also includes a Tile Inc. Glacier Wave Gloss shower wall tile and Bakersfield Pumice bath and shower floor tile.
The guest bathroom vanity cabinets are Masterpiece in the Ganon door style with a Dove White finish complemented with Silestone Miami White countertops. The design also includes Watercolors O'Keefe shower wall tile, Canvas White Subway wall end tile and Bakersfield Pumice bath and shower floor tile.
Both bathrooms feature Kohler plumbing fixtures and accessories.
"I enjoyed working with these clients. They had clear goals for their projects, and I believe we achieved them! In the primary bath, we enlarged the shower by removing a garden tub. Opting for large glass panels highlights the wave tile and creates an open feel. We also replaced the water closet door with a knee wall for privacy and replaced the linen closet with colorful cabinetry, making the space more functional. The tall cabinet on the left now includes two laundry hampers, and the black hardware ties everything together nicely," said Nancy.
"The guest bathroom, located just off the main living area, sees frequent use. We replaced the existing tub/shower combination with a shower only. The watercolor tiles on the back wall steal the show whenever the door is open, adding a beautiful focal point to the space."
Photo courtesy of ShowSpaces Photography.

An organic warm natural modern update for a primary bath that used to be dark and dingy. This new spa inspired bright open primary bathroom now functions better and helps to reduce stress and restore the homeowners after a long day. The materials used were green glass subway tiles, marble looking porcelain tiles, engineered quartz countertop, hand blown glass chandelier, and a custom designed floating walnut vanity.

This Lenexa, Kansas primary bathroom remodel was designed to create a brighter, more open space while improving everyday functionality and long-term accessibility. The existing oversized jacuzzi tub was removed to expand the shower footprint, allowing for a spacious zero-entry shower and a more efficient layout tailored to the homeowners' needs.
Thoughtful accessibility features, including heated floors, grab bars, and a curbless shower design, were seamlessly integrated into the space without compromising style. Warm wood cabinetry, marble and travertine tile, brass plumbing fixtures, and a custom makeup vanity with an LED wall mirror add warmth and sophistication throughout.
A frameless glass shower enclosure enhances the open feel of the room, allowing natural light and carefully selected finishes to shine. The result is a timeless primary bathroom that balances luxury, comfort, and accessibility while supporting the homeowners' lifestyle for years to come.

Nancy Knickerbocker of Reico Kitchen and Bath in Southern Pines, NC collaborated with Tod Reid to design a transitional styled inspired a primary and guest bathroom featuring Masterpiece and Ultracraft cabinetry.
For the primary bathroom, the vanity cabinets are Masterpiece in the Martel door style in Maple with a Shortbread finish, complimented by Silestone Calacatta Gold countertops. A linen cabinet in Ultracraft in the Avon door style with a Moon Bay finish completes the design.
The primary bathroom also includes a Tile Inc. Glacier Wave Gloss shower wall tile and Bakersfield Pumice bath and shower floor tile.
The guest bathroom vanity cabinets are Masterpiece in the Ganon door style with a Dove White finish complemented with Silestone Miami White countertops. The design also includes Watercolors O'Keefe shower wall tile, Canvas White Subway wall end tile and Bakersfield Pumice bath and shower floor tile.
Both bathrooms feature Kohler plumbing fixtures and accessories.
"I enjoyed working with these clients. They had clear goals for their projects, and I believe we achieved them! In the primary bath, we enlarged the shower by removing a garden tub. Opting for large glass panels highlights the wave tile and creates an open feel. We also replaced the water closet door with a knee wall for privacy and replaced the linen closet with colorful cabinetry, making the space more functional. The tall cabinet on the left now includes two laundry hampers, and the black hardware ties everything together nicely," said Nancy.
"The guest bathroom, located just off the main living area, sees frequent use. We replaced the existing tub/shower combination with a shower only. The watercolor tiles on the back wall steal the show whenever the door is open, adding a beautiful focal point to the space."
Photo courtesy of ShowSpaces Photography.

This luxury walk-in primary closet was designed to provide exceptional organization with timeless style. Custom white cabinetry, built-in shelving, soft-close drawers, and double hanging rods maximize storage while creating a bright, elegant space. As part of a luxury custom home built by Handcrafted Homes in Tyler, Texas, this primary closet blends premium craftsmanship with everyday functionality.

This Lenexa, Kansas primary bathroom remodel was designed to create a brighter, more open space while improving everyday functionality and long-term accessibility. The existing oversized jacuzzi tub was removed to expand the shower footprint, allowing for a spacious zero-entry shower and a more efficient layout tailored to the homeowners' needs.
Thoughtful accessibility features, including heated floors, grab bars, and a curbless shower design, were seamlessly integrated into the space without compromising style. Warm wood cabinetry, marble and travertine tile, brass plumbing fixtures, and a custom makeup vanity with an LED wall mirror add warmth and sophistication throughout.
A frameless glass shower enclosure enhances the open feel of the room, allowing natural light and carefully selected finishes to shine. The result is a timeless primary bathroom that balances luxury, comfort, and accessibility while supporting the homeowners' lifestyle for years to come.

This Lenexa, Kansas primary bathroom remodel was designed to create a brighter, more open space while improving everyday functionality and long-term accessibility. The existing oversized jacuzzi tub was removed to expand the shower footprint, allowing for a spacious zero-entry shower and a more efficient layout tailored to the homeowners' needs.
Thoughtful accessibility features, including heated floors, grab bars, and a curbless shower design, were seamlessly integrated into the space without compromising style. Warm wood cabinetry, marble and travertine tile, brass plumbing fixtures, and a custom makeup vanity with an LED wall mirror add warmth and sophistication throughout.
A frameless glass shower enclosure enhances the open feel of the room, allowing natural light and carefully selected finishes to shine. The result is a timeless primary bathroom that balances luxury, comfort, and accessibility while supporting the homeowners' lifestyle for years to come.

A vanity area between the bed and bathroom create a pretty and functional vignette. This vestibule is an extension of the closet opposite and gives a place for overflow linen storage.

This thoughtfully designed luxury primary bedroom blends refined materials with calming tones to create a serene, elevated retreat. A custom statement wallpaper in soft blue and gray hues adds depth and visual interest, transforming the feature wall into a sophisticated focal point. The layered pattern introduces texture while maintaining a tranquil atmosphere—perfect for a restful master suite.
An upholstered bed with plush, tailored bedding enhances comfort, while custom nightstands with sleek hardware provide both function and elegance. Integrated modern wall sconces offer ambient bedside lighting, ideal for reading and creating a warm, inviting glow.
Carefully curated styling elements—including decorative accessories, layered textiles, and balanced proportions—reflect a cohesive, high-end interior design approach. From finish selections to lighting placement, every detail was thoughtfully considered to create a custom primary bedroom design that feels timeless, serene, and luxurious.
Ideal for homeowners seeking primary suite renovations, custom bedroom interiors, or luxury home design, this space demonstrates how elevated materials, statement wallpaper, and tailored furnishings can transform a bedroom into a sophisticated personal retreat.

Nancy Knickerbocker of Reico Kitchen and Bath in Southern Pines, NC collaborated with Tod Reid to design a transitional styled inspired a primary and guest bathroom featuring Masterpiece and Ultracraft cabinetry.
For the primary bathroom, the vanity cabinets are Masterpiece in the Martel door style in Maple with a Shortbread finish, complimented by Silestone Calacatta Gold countertops. A linen cabinet in Ultracraft in the Avon door style with a Moon Bay finish completes the design.
The primary bathroom also includes a Tile Inc. Glacier Wave Gloss shower wall tile and Bakersfield Pumice bath and shower floor tile.
The guest bathroom vanity cabinets are Masterpiece in the Ganon door style with a Dove White finish complemented with Silestone Miami White countertops. The design also includes Watercolors O'Keefe shower wall tile, Canvas White Subway wall end tile and Bakersfield Pumice bath and shower floor tile.
Both bathrooms feature Kohler plumbing fixtures and accessories.
"I enjoyed working with these clients. They had clear goals for their projects, and I believe we achieved them! In the primary bath, we enlarged the shower by removing a garden tub. Opting for large glass panels highlights the wave tile and creates an open feel. We also replaced the water closet door with a knee wall for privacy and replaced the linen closet with colorful cabinetry, making the space more functional. The tall cabinet on the left now includes two laundry hampers, and the black hardware ties everything together nicely," said Nancy.
"The guest bathroom, located just off the main living area, sees frequent use. We replaced the existing tub/shower combination with a shower only. The watercolor tiles on the back wall steal the show whenever the door is open, adding a beautiful focal point to the space."
Photo courtesy of ShowSpaces Photography.

This Lenexa, Kansas primary bathroom remodel was designed to create a brighter, more open space while improving everyday functionality and long-term accessibility. The existing oversized jacuzzi tub was removed to expand the shower footprint, allowing for a spacious zero-entry shower and a more efficient layout tailored to the homeowners' needs.
Thoughtful accessibility features, including heated floors, grab bars, and a curbless shower design, were seamlessly integrated into the space without compromising style. Warm wood cabinetry, marble and travertine tile, brass plumbing fixtures, and a custom makeup vanity with an LED wall mirror add warmth and sophistication throughout.
A frameless glass shower enclosure enhances the open feel of the room, allowing natural light and carefully selected finishes to shine. The result is a timeless primary bathroom that balances luxury, comfort, and accessibility while supporting the homeowners' lifestyle for years to come.

This Lenexa, Kansas primary bathroom remodel was designed to create a brighter, more open space while improving everyday functionality and long-term accessibility. The existing oversized jacuzzi tub was removed to expand the shower footprint, allowing for a spacious zero-entry shower and a more efficient layout tailored to the homeowners' needs.
Thoughtful accessibility features, including heated floors, grab bars, and a curbless shower design, were seamlessly integrated into the space without compromising style. Warm wood cabinetry, marble and travertine tile, brass plumbing fixtures, and a custom makeup vanity with an LED wall mirror add warmth and sophistication throughout.
A frameless glass shower enclosure enhances the open feel of the room, allowing natural light and carefully selected finishes to shine. The result is a timeless primary bathroom that balances luxury, comfort, and accessibility while supporting the homeowners' lifestyle for years to come.

Nancy Knickerbocker of Reico Kitchen and Bath in Southern Pines, NC collaborated with Tod Reid to design a transitional styled inspired a primary and guest bathroom featuring Masterpiece and Ultracraft cabinetry.
For the primary bathroom, the vanity cabinets are Masterpiece in the Martel door style in Maple with a Shortbread finish, complimented by Silestone Calacatta Gold countertops. A linen cabinet in Ultracraft in the Avon door style with a Moon Bay finish completes the design.
The primary bathroom also includes a Tile Inc. Glacier Wave Gloss shower wall tile and Bakersfield Pumice bath and shower floor tile.
The guest bathroom vanity cabinets are Masterpiece in the Ganon door style with a Dove White finish complemented with Silestone Miami White countertops. The design also includes Watercolors O'Keefe shower wall tile, Canvas White Subway wall end tile and Bakersfield Pumice bath and shower floor tile.
Both bathrooms feature Kohler plumbing fixtures and accessories.
"I enjoyed working with these clients. They had clear goals for their projects, and I believe we achieved them! In the primary bath, we enlarged the shower by removing a garden tub. Opting for large glass panels highlights the wave tile and creates an open feel. We also replaced the water closet door with a knee wall for privacy and replaced the linen closet with colorful cabinetry, making the space more functional. The tall cabinet on the left now includes two laundry hampers, and the black hardware ties everything together nicely," said Nancy.
"The guest bathroom, located just off the main living area, sees frequent use. We replaced the existing tub/shower combination with a shower only. The watercolor tiles on the back wall steal the show whenever the door is open, adding a beautiful focal point to the space."
Photo courtesy of ShowSpaces Photography.
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