Powder Room, Guest and Master Bathroom Remodeling in Madison, Wis.
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Our clients Adam and Britney, are doctors returning to Madison after completing their residency on the west coast purchased a fabulous 1980s contemporary in the Arboretum neighborhood in Madison. They contacted us based on a referral from their realtor, wanting a complete renovation on their new home to bring it up to 21st-century living standards. The project included bathroom remodeling projects on each of the home's two-and-a-half bathrooms.
They desired to create the feel of a modern mountain industrial home, something along the lines of a Utah mountain home, but not a cabin. Each bathroom was designed to complement the overall interior design style, colors, textures, and functionality. Our clients requested that, when possible, we incorporate natural materials and bring outdoor materials indoors like stone, wood, and metal.
Read on to learn how we approached each bathroom remodeling and design project.
Reimagining the Powder Room
Adam and Britney wanted an interior design that flowed easily throughout the house. Our goal for the powder room was to tie the design into the color palette of the main living space. We borrowed design elements from other areas, including the cabinetry from Northern Classics with modern slab doors.
We stained the floating vanity with the Driftwood color to match the upper cabinets in the kitchen. To further tie the powder room design into the main living space, the countertop on the floating vanity is the same Walnut Butcher Block with Edge-Grain in a natural finish we used in the kitchen.
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The sink is a simple vessel sink that the homeowners provided. A Mitzi pendant light fixture completes the design.
Bathroom Remodeling to Create an Inviting Guest Bath
Our clients wanted an inviting oasis for their guests that was comfortable, functional, and aesthetically beautiful. Like the rest of the home, the guest bathroom was functional, but today's style standards seriously dated it. We kept the design clean and minimalist to meet our client's goal.
We replaced the tub surround with 3x6-inch glazed ceramic tile by Color Wheel Classic in a warm matte suede grey for the guest bathroom remodeling. The tub surround complimented the 12x24, half-offset patterned tile flooring by Elemental Canvas in dark gray. To further incorporate the rich dark tones of the interior design into the space, we chose a soapstone countertop for the Nautical stained Northern Classics vanity and Kohler under-mount sink.
The Brizo sink provided the bathroom bling, and tub fixtures and the Brizo pulls. They add a subtle elegance to the overall guest bathroom design!
Reconfiguring the Master Suite to Accommodate a Spa-Like Oasis
To create a relaxing retreat, we completely reimagined and updated the master suite to reflect Adam and Britney's unique taste and style. We started by incorporating the seldom-used solarium directly into the master bedroom space. It became a direct extension of the master suite bringing in a ton of natural light, opening the room to the calming arboretum views, and adding coziness and comfort that were not previously present.
We completely remodeled the master suite to provide the homeowners with improved closet space and straighter walls to make furniture placement easier. As part of the master suite redesign, our bathroom remodeling completely reimagined the master bathroom floorplan. We removed a leaky old jetted tub and replaced it with a luxurious Schluter Kerdi Shower system with a 12x24-inch Imagica Haze tile surround and a custom frameless glass shower door. The gold-colored handle and fixtures add an elegant luxury to the space.
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We installed his and her floating vanities from Northern Classics in natural cherry. We separated the vanities with a drawer bank and medicine cabinet that provides plenty of storage space. The drawer bank is stained dark to blend in with the color palette and elements found throughout the home. To complete the vibe, we added a Silestone Calacatta Gold Countertop.
The look of the master bath is completed with a rich 12x24-inch offset porcelain tile floor from Elemental Canvas in dark gray. It offers a stunning contrast with the tile shower surround. For the lighting, we chose Kuzco wall sconces. Accessories include an Anzzi Finish Matte Black towel warmer and black vanity mirrors by Uttermost Crofton.
Bathroom Remodeling: Integrating Form and Function in Three Unique Designs!
Adam and Britney wanted us to incorporate and integrate natural elements into our design wherever possible. We worked hard to have our bathroom remodeling effort create three unique designs that each stand-alone and tie into the interior design elements and color palette present throughout the home.
The minimalist powder room offers function and aesthetic beauty. At the same time, the guest bathroom ties into the home's use of natural materials and provide a private space for guests. The master is designed to complement the functionality of the master suite while offering a perfect spa-like getaway to relax after a long day.
Ultimately, the homeowners are thrilled with how the bathroom remodeling complimented the overall interior design of their new home.
Working with a design-build firm for your bathroom remodeling project is a great choice. If you live in the greater Madison, Wisconsin area and are planning a remodeling project, give the experts at Degnan Design-Build-Remodel a call at (608) 846-5963. Their award-winning design team is ready to help you realize your creative vision. Call today and arrange a free consultation to discuss your upcoming project.