LUNNESS KIDS BATH

The existing bathroom in this 1940's home was in terrible shape. It was dark and windowless, the floor
was sagging, the walls were leaning and the toilet was half embedded in the drywall. Storage was non-existent as there was nothing more than a pedestal sink. The addition of a small frosted window within the tub area allowed for natural light to permeate the space, while a recessed medicine cabinet and a vanity with drawers added storage. The vanity was  tall enough that a counter stool for the children could be tucked beneath when not in use, and the use of pattern and texture kept this bathroom feeling fresh and playful.