Master Bathroom Remodel
8 years ago
We moved into our home 3 years ago and touched every room except the master bathroom. Our contractor was a referral from a neighbor and generally very happy. I did most of the design myself with him suggesting adding casing to the doorway and window. Other than the wall tile and some bullnose, most materials came from the big orange box.
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Comments (38)Our sinks were built in, but their cabinets were low and bending hurt my back. I determined the cabinets could be raised by adding a horizontal board just above the place at bottom that is indented for your toes. It added about five inches, bringing the counters up to the height of our kitchen counters. The board was stained to match the cabinet and is right under where the cabinet doors open. The line of the board is hidden by a length of wood trim. This raising up did require adding pipe to the water lines under the sinks to fill the pipe gap; moving the very large mirrors (no breaks or chips!) upward and moving the lighting above the mirrors up, as well. Took one day of work by carpenter and helper. Well worth the cost....See More3 bed + bathroom downstairs or 2 bed + bathroom upstairs?
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Comments (13)If you intend staying here for a decade then you should make this house work for you and not the next people. I think that since you have already flagged extending in 10 years you should also future proof your plans now. If it were me I would have a bedroom where the current big bathroom is in order to give you the possibility of later extending over the ground floor extension. I would also want a super sized bathroom for my use - I have always believe the person paying the mortgage should have a better bathroom than people who visit three times a year. And I would take the view that when a loft bedroom is later added it won’t matter if one of the four bedrooms is compact. So I offer an alternative....See MoreA bigger master bathroom or a smaller one with walk-in closet
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PRO7 years agoAMAZING! It reminds us of one of our projects: clean and modern.
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