DESIGNS for a MASTER SUITE RENOVATION
in a 1930's-era Bungalow:
Existing space measures approximately
23 ' - 10 " x 15 ' - 4 "
including bedroom, bathroom and closet.
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in a 1930's-era Bungalow:
Existing space measures approximately
23 ' - 10 " x 15 ' - 4 "
including bedroom, bathroom and closet.
("click" on images to zoom)
OBJECTIVES:
1. Increase square footage in bathroom and closet within the existing space.
2. CLIENT REQUESTS : (a) retain existing skylight, (b) remove existing bathtub, (c) curbless shower with increased square footage, (d) add separate water closet, (e) add storage vanity (1 or 2) + 2 sinks (f) incorporate of client's existing arts and crafts-era windows if possible, each measuring approx. 18" x 20," and (g) limit access from bedroom space to bathroom/closet space to one door only (h) increase storage to highest capacity in bath/closet spaces
3. Divide new bedroom and bathroom/closet spaces where existing ceiling height changes from 9' - 0"H to 8' - 0"H, leaving approximately 11'-10" x 15' - 4" for the bedroom space, and approximately 12' - 0" x 15' - 4" for the bathroom/closet space.
3 Proposed PLANS:
(Lines in bold indicate new walls.)
PLAN 1
(a) skylight remains (b) bathtub removed (c) shower/shower plumbing locations remain basically unchanged, shower s.f./shape both altered, curbless shower (d) separate WC faces backyard, includes window (e) large double vanity with 2 sinks faces backyard (f) windows above double vanity face backyard, possibility of using all three of clients' windows (g) one entrance from main bedroom space to bathroom/closet space (h) double vanity + large closet space increases storage space, closet design tbd (see "2. CLIENT REQUESTS" above)
PLAN 2
(a) skylight remains (b) bathtub removed (c) shower moves to center-rear of space, includes a window, increased s. f., curbless shower (d) separate WC to right upon entering bathroom/closet space (e) large double vanity with 2 sinks (f) one window on rear wall faces backyard (g) one entrance from main bedroom space to bathroom/closet space (h) double vanity + large closet space increases storage space, closet design tbd (i) pocket door at closet entrance
(see "2. CLIENT REQUESTS" above)
PLAN 3
(a) skylight remains (b) bathtub removed (c) shower moves to central location in bathroom, curbless shower (d) separate WC to left upon entering bathroom space (e) large double vanity with 2 sinks faces backyard (f) windows above vanity face backyard (see elevation rendering) with possibility of using one, two or all three of clients' windows - one may be used in closet space (g) two entrances from main bedroom space to bathroom/closet space + pocket door between bathroom and closet allows for easier movement through all spaces (h) double vanity + large closet space increases storage space, closet design tbd
(see "2. CLIENT REQUESTS" above)
ELECTRICAL PLAN / PLAN 3
(from closet space to bath space, clockwise)
four recessed spots in closet space accessible inside each entry - electrical outlets on left and right walls adjacent to vanity - light switches at vanity (left and right) for 3 wall sconces over vanity - light switches at vanity (left) operate shower ceiling fan and four recessed spots in bathroom - switch outside WC also operates four recessed bath spots - light switches in WC operate recessed spot and ceiling fan
additional outlets and light switches proposed for new wall/shared with bedroom
ELEVATION DRAWINGS:
PLAN 3 / VANITY SPACE
(window locations do not correspond to plans)
- double vanity with stone top and backsplash - mirrors are framed by moldings as are two of clients' vintage windows - wall sconces on left and right sides of mirrors - crown and base moldings carry through bath and closet as determined from existing bedroom moldings -
- double vanity with stone top - single mirror framed by moldings - one of clients' vintage windows is framed above mirror, with two new, operational windows on either side - double wall sconce in center of the mirror - crown and base moldings carry through bath and closet as determined from existing bedroom moldings -
additional notes:
- walls between bedroom space and bathroom/closet space to be insulated with sound attenuating insulation - use of glass walls for shower allows for larger open space within the bathroom; increases perceived square footage - shower seat is included in each of these drawings - overall goal of greater perceived light and square footage within a small area is best attained in Plan 3 -
all designs by
Ruth Burts Interiors
