A narrow, outdated bathroom was reimagined as an open, organic spa retreat that continues the home’s biophilic aesthetic. By discovering a hidden hallway closet behind the shower wall, we were able to expand the shower—unlocking a client wish we initially thought wasn’t possible. Smaller prefab vanities, a freestanding tub, and brushed nickel fixtures created a lighter, airy layout, paired with Bedrosians tile, a towel warmer, a chandelier, and a mirror TV for added luxury and functionality.
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Two smaller prefab vanities free up floor space while adding vertical balance, storage, and a lighter, cleaner aesthetic.
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A bulky tub and wall-to-wall vanity overwhelmed the narrow footprint, making the room feel heavy and boxed in.
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A discreet mirror TV delivers high-end guest experience without visual clutter, blending technology into a serene spa setting.
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The shower felt tight and closed off with wasted space behind the wall—an opportunity that wasn’t obvious at first glance.
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The shower extends into former closet space, doubling its usable area and delivering a true spa experience in a narrow footprint.
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Heavy wallpaper, dated fixtures, and harsh lighting made the bathroom feel gloomy instead of spa-like.
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Brushed nickel fixtures, Bedrosians tile, warm green wood tones, and thoughtful space planning deliver a luxurious spa experience without overwhelming a narrow room.