The empty-ghosla doubles in Blacksburg, Virginia, plans to stay in the Hillside Home of the 1980s, ignoring a golf course for the coming years. With long -term plans, they wanted a primary bathroom that remained stylish and functional well in the future. But his existing location had a tight layout with two small vanity on different walls, putting in open cold, a huge step-up tub that ate the floor and a dark stall shower. A large roof beam was spread throughout the room, further cutting the space.
A savings grace was a picture window with a beautiful view of the green landscape. When creating a ventilated retreat, want to preserve that scene, turning to Hauz for couple ideas. He then hired Project Lead Designer Susan Davidson and Blue Ridge Design Build’s Production Manager Logan Lawrence. A new vertical beam allowed a vault to the roof that opened aside of the room. Wood from a yellow birch tree on the family farm inspired the rustic details with tower storage and the design of dual maple vanity. An elevated weight-room zone with an open shower and freestanding tub now combines a spa-like touch.
Bathroom at a glance
who lives here: A blank added
Place: Blaxburg, Virginia
size: 137 square feet (13 square meters)
Design-building professionals: Susan Davidson and Logan Lawrence Blue Ridge Design Build
First: In the pre-bathroom, a heavy step-up tub with a tile deck monopoly at the place of the floor. Tubs preparing a beautiful view sitting under a large photo window, while the toilet with an upper cabinet captured the corner to the left. “Everything was broken,” says Lawrence.
A new wet room on a slightly elevated, curved platform combines an open shower with a freestanding tub. The elevated design shower helps support a slope in the floor required to dry the water towards the linear drain below the fixtures. ,Anytime you do an elevated wet room in this way, you have a non -nominated floor slope and ensure that the water flows back into the shower drain, “says Lawrence.” The small-form tile we used do well. “Floor is Chocolate colored hexagonal mosaic with a limestone look and matte finish.
A curve on the elevated section adds a stylish detail. ,I was trying to make enough space for the shower and also incorporating the tub, “Davidson says.” I gave him some options and he chose this S-vic because he liked what it looked. ,
Custom wooden elements whole – shelves, a towel and rebellion rack, a window towards a window and updated picture window – all were prepared from a yellow colored tree tree from the family farm of the owners of the householders in Floid, Virginia. “The vision for the entire bathroom was keeping with that wooden natural tone,” Lawrence says.
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Outside the shower, a smooth one-piece white toilet includes five spray settings and a wallet bidet seat with one nightlight. Its control room is placed on the pony wall, placed next to the switch for shower lights and exhaust fans.
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The open shower includes a 10-inch rain shower head, a handheld shower on the slide bar and a pressure-balanced valve, all in the brush nickel. A matching Grab Bar adds security. “The slide bar is also a grabbing bar,” says Davidson. “And when needed, they can include a freestanding stool.”
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Pressure-satisfied valve and shower diverts partially appear here behind the pony wall. “They wanted to reach them before entering the shower,” says Davidson.
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A stall shower with a curtain was located behind the wall with open shelves, and a roof beam was spread in the width of the room. A mirror at the back led to the primary bedroom. A small window on the left wall behind gave it the opportunity to close it and create more wall space for an extended pride.
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To offset the removed window, a new skylight with wood from the field brings to natural light. “They were really concerned about having enough light,” Davidson says. A space-savings panel pocket door now connects to the primary bedroom.
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