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A Modern Master Bath, Built to Last

Mold problems prompted the remodel of a not-so-old master bath. Contemporary sensibilities yielded great results.

First there was the odor. Then there was the mold. Finally, the bathroom was just plain worn out. Those were the reasons why the homeowners decided a remodel was in order. The entire bath was gutted and the roof torn off so that moisture-control measures could be taken, including closed cell spray-foam insulation and two bath fans on timers. The master suite's abundant yet awkward closet space was annexed to expand the bathroom, which now accommodates a freestanding tub, a large walk-in shower, and a water closet for the toilet. The room's centerpiece, though, is a concrete double vanity.

A Modern Master Bath, Built to Last

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