When we first visited this client’s home to look at their existing master bathroom, three main things stood out:
- The absolutely horrible layout and wasted space
- The amount of valuable space the garden tub took up
- The pitifully small shower



The main goals for this bathroom was to:
- Update the bathroom with an old, world feel
- Bigger shower – the husband is over 6′ tall and the current shower is NOT cutting it
- More and better organization and storage space
Our first question to our clients was – “Do you use your bathtub?”
We had to stay with the current space of this bathroom and make it live larger and better. Which meant, we needed the flexibility to move things around, because the current choppy layout was not going to work anymore. We could not move the water closet, but we could move the vanities and tub/shower and still be able to use the water lines where they are. But the tub takes up the best place to move the shower to make it larger.
The answer was no, they did not use or need their shower. And their realtor gave us the green light to remove the tub in the master, also. As long as you still have a tub somewhere in the house, home owners are putting a higher priority on larger showers in the master, than in having to have a tub.
So, it was bye bye tub and hello fabulous new shower with lots of space and natural light filtering and state of the art control system. And by consolidating all the cabinets along the one, long wall, they now have all the room they storage space they can dream off!





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