Dark dysfunctional closet turned spa-like oasis

Embark on a journey of transformation with our latest project, where a dark and dysfunctional early 1900s closet has been meticulously converted into a spa-like primary bathroom oasis. Navigating through the challenges of difficult ceiling heights and angles, we've crafted a layout that not only maximizes the space but also brings to life a vision of relaxation and luxury.
 
The final design showcases a free-standing tub for soaking in tranquility, and a separate walk-in shower equipped with a large bench and niche for ultimate comfort. The single vanity, boasting ample countertops and storage, is a testament to the thoughtful consideration of functionality in this spa-like retreat.
 
Designer: Emma Cardinale
 
Special Features:
 

• Glass Wall Tile: Adds a touch of elegance and brightness, reflecting light to enhance the sense of space.
• Custom Niches: Thoughtfully designed for convenience, keeping essentials organized and within reach.
• Natural Stone Herringbone Mosaic Shower Floor: Provides a luxurious and tactile element underfoot, contributing to the spa-like ambiance.
• Custom Shower Glass Door: Meticulously crafted to fit the unique layout, offering a sleek and modern barrier that doesn't compromise the open feel.
• Bronze Finishes: Lend a warm and sophisticated touch, perfectly complementing the serene palette of the bathroom.

 
Dimensions: 10’ x 13’
 
Products Used:
 

• Cabinetry: Dura Supreme Hudson shaker in white, offering a clean and timeless look with ample storage.
• Hardware: Top Knobs
• Plumbing Fixtures: Delta
• Tub: Signature Hardware
• Tiles: Tileshop's 4x12 glass tile, MSI's Carrara White Herringbone mosaic for the shower floor, Silestone Ethereal Glow quartz countertops and Garden State white picket tile alongside Emser Milestone Moon floor tile.