Northwest Mid-Century Bath

The hallway bath in this NW Mid-Century home was in desperate need of an upgrade. The original room had a tiny enclosed stall shower which was separate from an un-used bathtub. The fixtures, cabinetry, flooring and lighting were dated and drab – all making the already small space feel even more cramped.

The same large format porcelain tile is used on the bathroom floor, shower floor, and shower walls, tricking the eye into thinking the space is even larger than it is.

Floating vanity with toe kick lighting adds both a functional and decorative element.

Towel warming rack is a luxurious upgrade from a standard towel bar.

The tile work was executed perfectly thanks to meticulous communication and attention to detail.

We first removed the shower and tub to open up space for a large, open, walk-in shower. The cleaner lines and more minimalistic design appealed to the client’s tastes. A floating lighted vanity and large mirror added a more spacious feel.

Touches like large-format marble-look porcelain tile and a towel warmer brought a touch of luxury to the bath, transforming it into a sophisticated room more in keeping with the client’s home. Careful pre-planning, communication, and attention to detail was crucial in order to have the tile line up perfectly!

Construction Partner: Coda Construction PDX

Northwest Mid-Century Bath

Photos by Blackstone Edge Studios