This family in Annandale needed their master bathroom renovated and were also looking to add more light to the room. To allow more sunlight to enter the room a Velux skylight was placed in the ceiling and a Anderson window was installed next to the new whirlpool bathtub. Ceramic tile was added to the floor and tub area, which contrasts nicely with the maple double bowl vanity.

This Hampton home incorporated practical solutions into a calming escape. On clear days warm sunlight filters through the skylight of the master bathroom, illuminating the Aquatic Whirlpool tub whose 7 Hydrotherapy Jets include 2 Stress Ease Neck and Shoulder Therapy Jets. Wall mounted vanity cabinets keep commonly used items within reach while keeping the granite surface of the vanity clean and uncluttered. Cool tones in the granite contrast with the warm tones of the glazed maple cabinetry. An arched entry to the shower is matched to the arches above the vanity, bringing in unification to the room.

This family wanted to update the master bathroom of their charming Victorian in High Bridge with modern comforts while preserving the Victorian style present throughout the remainder of the home. An ancient space consuming radiator was replaced with a toe kick heater hidden underneath the granite crowned vanity. Wainscoting and a claw foot soaking tub recall a bygone era, in contrast to the full body sprays in the custom shower which incorporate the luxuries of the present.

The master bathroom of this home in Annandale is a haven of warmth despite the challenge of creating a cozy ambience in a room with a 14 foot high ceiling. The sloped ceiling harbors an operable skylight, which bathes the tiled shower stall in warm sunlight. Multiple body sprays and an oversize showerhead complete the spa-like atmosphere. Vyara Light granite is featured on the shower seat and shelves as well as throughout the room on wall caps and countertops. An electronic radiant heating system laced beneath the floor tiles accompanies the sunlight pouring in to the room from above to create an envelope of warmth.