Lyndhurst, Transitional Bathroom transitional-bathroom
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Lyndhurst, Transitional Bathroom

Originally built in the 1950's this Cape Cod style home needed a space more useful in the upstairs attic. Our mission was to create an appealing master bathroom from an unfinished attic space that is 6’ x 14’ long. The newly renovated bathroom features Dura Supreme cabinetry, double bowl sink, back lit LED mirrors, a built-in linen cabinet, and additional storage for laundry baskets. The angled ceiling draws your eye down to the glass shower creating a seamlessly transition into the shower area. With the shower not having a threshold it creates visual interest exposing the window and the floor and wall tile. Not only is the space now functional for the homeowners but it offers a classic yet sophisticated design style!!

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Kimberly Fischer added this to Master Bath
I had thought about making the small closet into a shoe closet, but my idea was to make a 'U' shape of tilted shelves all around it going up the whole way.
J H added this to 249newbath's ideas
linen with one big door - pull outs and shelve inside

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