Montclair Family Bathroom Remodel: Bathroom Design by Tracey Stephens Interior Design

Tracey Stephens Interior Design of Montclair, NJ

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Montclair Family Bathroom Remodel: bathroom design and remodeling

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Montclair Family Bathroom Remodel

Problem: Falling apart

The bathroom was dated, falling apart and not very functional. The fixtures were leaky and cracked, the vanity a sore sight. The giant mirror was a waste of space as was the too deep narrow cabinet.

Bath Before:

Solution: Improved function & storage

This 88 square foot Montclair bath is the main bathroom for the family. The 6 drawer vanity, built from reclaimed Amish barnwood from Pennsylvania, is stepped back at the sides to allow for more room at the entrance. The floating shelves in the Towel Tower are also from reclaimed wood. The CaesarStone countertop is made from 24% recycled content (crushed glass and mirror). The vintage medicine cabinet was given a fresh coat of paint. The custom tile and marble recessed niche in the bathtub provides plenty of space for the family's stuff. Lighting was improved with the addition of a wet location recessed light in the tub and a pair of wall sconces. White subway tile, accents of muted glass mosaics, Carrara marble basketweave floor tile and the water/sky colored walls and ceiling all contribute to a cheerful and calm brightness.

General Contractor: European Craftsman, LLC