Tiny powder room under the sloped eaves off the owners’ second floor bedroom

Wasted hallway space outside the powder room

No shower on the second floor

Insufficient storage

Add a full bathroom to the second floor to eliminate the need to trapse up and down the stairs to shower and then get dressed

Maintain flow through hallway to bedroom while adding a shower and vanity

Finishes that work with the style of the home while embracing modern details

Incorporate bold mosaic tiles in a unique pattern in the shower for an immersive experience

Improve functional storage in both sections of the bathroom

Tiny closet under the eaves opened and transformed into a generous shower, while leaving space in hallway for flow.

Existing hardwood floors were paired with an oak vanity, matched to original trim in the hallway, and a bold shower in a gradient of blues and blue-green tones.

Crisp white paneling and cabinetry brighten the small, angular powder room as classic details meet bright blue walls.

Major flooring slope issues between the hallway and powder room were handled by installing a tile floor later.

Vanity, medicine cabinet, and cabinetry in the toilet room provide storage right where it’s needed.

A custom Mercury Mosaics gradient mosaic shower wall brings the clients’ colorful personalities and love of ceramic art into their owners’ suite.

Fun gold hardware and lighting accents modernize the classic elements.

Space under the eaves discovered in demo allowed for a larger shower footprint, complete with a bench.

A compact sink in the toilet room allows more room to move under the sloped eaves.