Master Bath Update
The owners of this Raleigh home wanted to expand their cramped, outdated master bath and transform the space into an opulent retreat that accurately reflected the charm and character of this circa-1920 home. Before the remodel, the owners had to walk through the small master bath to access the laundry room, so the team at Cabinet Concepts relocated the laundry room, creating additional space for the new bathroom floor plan. The existing shower and vanity were removed and replaced with a reproduction claw-foot tub and antique carved Welsh dresser that had been modified to fit a vintage sink.
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Before the remodel, the owners had to walk through the small master bath to access the laundry room, so the team at Cabinet Concepts relocated the laundry room, creating additional space for the new bathroom floor plan.
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The existing shower and vanity were removed and replaced with a reproduction claw-foot tub and antique carved Welsh dresser that had been modified to fit a vintage sink.
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Key Project Materials:
- Claw-foot tub and handheld faucet in oil-rubbed bronze finish by Van Dyke's Restorers, www.vandykes.com.
- Antique Welsh dresser and stained glass window purchased from Payne's Stained Glass & Antiques in Pittsboro, www.paynesstainedglass.com.
- White drop-in sink by Porcher, purchased at HD Supply in Raleigh, www.hdsupply.com.
- Rowe Bridge faucet and handheld shower faucet in oil-rubbed bronze finish, purchased from HD Supply in Raleigh, www.hdsupply.com.
- White subway tile from Lowe's, www.lowes.com.
- Recycled-glass mosaic tiles purchased at Triangle Tile and Stone in Raleigh, www.triangletile.com.
- Paint by Benjamin Moore, www.benjaminmoore.com.
- Crystal chandelier, light fixture and sconces purchased at House of Lights in Cary, www.houseoflightscary.com.
- Frameless shower door and mirror by Carolina Glass and Mirror, www.carolinaglass.com
Total cost: Approximately $20,000
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