Wallstreet Residence

Looking to remodel a suburban-like bathroom, the homeowners hired the project team to transform their condo’s primary bathroom into an elegant, contemporary space commensurate with the rest of the home. With the multi-story condo surrounded by neighboring units, the remodeling team’s work was confined to the space, with little room for moving infrastructure, making dramatic change difficult.

First, the team completely gutted the space to allow for new finishes and slightly reconfigured the plumbing by relocating the shower, creating more leeway for changes. The vanity was replaced with a floating vanity comprising a walnut cabinet topped with Corian and integrated sinks. To increase storage, the project team added a large entry cabinet that also serves as a transition from the primary bedroom to the bathroom.

Every door was also removed and replaced. The door from the primary bedroom was substituted with a frosted glass pocket door, allowing for privacy, intrigue and illumination. The closet and toilet room doors were replaced with walnut-veneered doors and solid walnut frames. Since lighting is a key component of any bathroom, they integrated low-profile LED lighting into the ceiling and above the vanity mirror. The variation of lighting illuminates the space while also dramatically changing the appearance. Finally, the project team used large-format tiles to help maximize the scale of the space and provide a clean, monolithic appearance.