This project began with a clear challenge: transform both a compact hall bath and a spacious primary bath—without moving a single wall.

The clients wanted each space to feel brighter, more functional, and more reflective of their personal style.

In the hall bath, every inch mattered. To create a comfortable shower, we made a small adjustment to an exterior window, gaining just enough space to make a big impact. A mosaic floor tile the client discovered became our muse—its soft tones and pattern guided the rest of the design.

A light color palette keeps the space airy, while a floating vanity and pocket door open up the room, making it feel far larger than its modest footprint suggests.

The primary bath called for a timeless design with organic textures and ample storage.

Light vanity cabinets are framed by dramatic black quartz with white veining, setting a sophisticated tone.

The expanded shower, wrapped in marble and enclosed in frameless glass, feels both elegant and spa-like. The soaking tub sits within a surround of quartz and ribbed porcelain tile that echoes natural wood, complemented by a custom built-in planter that adds warmth and life to the space.

To keep everything beautifully organized, we designed floor-to-ceiling cabinetry between the tub and shower, as well as behind each vanity. Hi-tech, illuminated Robern mirrors complete the look—functional, sleek, and quietly luxurious.