Selected Work

Bathroom

Open and Shared

A primary bath in Cedar Park built for aging in place, without looking like it.

Photo: Erika Brown Edwards Photography
Starting point

Bathroom was dated and had a built in tub, and an odd shower wall. The vanity area was low and limited in function and style.

Outcome

The homeowners are happy with the bath and thankful for how much easier it has made daily life as they settle in for the long run.

Think → Design → Style

WOODWERD set the tub into a flat deck at sitting height, with no lip to climb over. You sit on the deck, swing your legs around and slide in, from either side. The same deck continues through the glass into the shower and becomes the seat, all in one material, so the room reads as one design and there are fewer joints for water to work into over the years. Gray and soft, cool whites with chrome finishes give the room a clean, natural, classic base meant to stay right for a long time. Colorful towels and art bring the lift, and those are the pieces that can change as tastes do.

Connected stylesModern Farmhouse →Modern Luxury →Transitional →Quiet Luxury →
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