Log Home Master

Wooden walls, wooden ceiling, wooden cabinets...perhaps too much of a good thing? The nature-loving couple who own this log cabin home wanted to update the master bath and its raspberry colored built-in tub.

The designer removed the wooden ceiling and the built-in tub, and preserved the lumber for the walls in the tub niche with its new retro soaking tub. A large walk-in shower was installed, with a Riverstone floor repeated as an accent strip in the ceramic tile walls. The old vanity was replaced with a double bowl vanity with a honed granite top. The large mirror visually enlarges the room and reflects the natural sunlight.

Before:

KITCHEN 1 • KITCHEN 2 • KITCHEN 3 • KITCHEN 4 • KITCHEN 5 • KITCHEN 6 • KITCHEN 7 • KITCHEN 8 • KITCHEN 9 • KITCHEN 10 • KITCHEN 11 • KITCHEN 12 • KITCHEN 13 • KITCHEN 14 • KITCHEN 15 • KITCHEN 16

BATH 1 • BATH 2 • BATH 3

OTHER 1 • OTHER 2 • OTHER 3 • OTHER 4

Lehigh Valley: 984 Marcon Blvd, LVIP III, Allentown 610-264-2700
Poconos: Route 611, Shoppes at Crossroads, Bartonsville 570-619-7173

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