There are three bathrooms in this family gathering house in northern Michigan, two with walk-in showers and one powder room. All three sport the same Menard’s brown/gray quarry tile flooring, Home Depot white subway tile and open vanities custom made from cherry wood, a sentimental choice for northern Michigan where the house is surrounded by
The lower bathroom in this 1912 house didn’t even exist. But as part of a kitchen remodel, the much needed main floor bath was added. I think it would have been a huge give-away that this was not an original room if it were made too large. Of course every homeowner has to decide how
This 1912 home in south Minneapolis was given a bathroom remodel in the 50’s, and unfortunately, you could really tell. One of my favorite things about remodeling a space in an older home is to create something that looks like it’s always been there, while not giving up our modern amenities. So, while in 1912
