The homeowners had a Jack and Jill bathroom for their children that needed to become more accessible through Universal Design. The original bathroom layout became divided into two separate bathrooms. Each bathroom complements the other in style and finishes. The new, separated design allows the children their own private space in both bathrooms, as well as accessibility for a wheelchair in one of the bathrooms.

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