Historic Farmhouse
Restored Master Bathroom
Eclectic Tile Makes a Big Statement
Farmhouse Restoration from Top to Bottom
It is impossible not to want to touch every surface when restoring a historic home. So the challenge becomes where you put your effort and, more importantly, how you allocate your funds. That’s why kitchens and bathrooms always seem to take up most of our time and money during renovations. This farmhouse was no different.
The Process
We partnered with the homeowner to create a spa-like oasis for the farmhouse’s master suite. Unfortunately, the original master bathroom was tiny, outdated, and awkward to get inside. Fortunately, with the plans to increase the size of the kitchen with a new first-floor addition added at the back of the property, it allowed us to enlarge the second-floor master bathroom as well.
We installed historic penny tile for the shower floor and a furniture piece for the new vanity area. We were even able to refurbish an old cast iron tub; using both new and old materials found on the property, this truly stunning home will be enjoyed for generations to come.
Project Specs
Mainson “Antique Black” Double Vanity with Drawers & Cast Brass Hardware
Vanato Extra Quartz Countertop
Refinished Antique Clawfoot Bathtub
Antique Carrara 3×6 Marble Tile Shower Walls & Penny Round Flooring with Oil Rubbed Bronze Schluter Strip Framing
Evoque Soggetto X 8×8 “Ducale” Single Pattern Main Floor Tile
Sherwin Williams “Alabaster” Wall Paint Color
