A Little Slice of Zen
In-House Design Team
Anderson Reconstruction Inc., Glendora, CA
Though this master bath is only 95 square feet, the client’s request of the design team at Anderson Reconstruction was that the space have better flow, with a more open feel that was natural, light and calming. To open up the space, a partial wall and doorway between the vanity area and shower room were removed, which allowed not only the ability to take in more natural light from the window but also increase the shower size. Replacing a tiled-in tub with a Signature Hardware freestanding piece added to the open feel.
Cloe wall tile from Bedrosian Tile & Stone extends through the shower and wraps around the window of the tub wall, creating a more unified appearance. While the home features a lot of matte black finishes, the team decided to use the finish on the hardware and sconces only, opting instead for brushed gold on the shower, tub faucet and sink faucet, all from Delta Faucet. A custom-built vanity in rift cut white oak is topped with marble-look quartz from Arizona Tile.
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