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After: Schwarz rejiggered the layout, placing a new custom vanity on the left, followed by the toilet and a new low-curb shower where the bathtub had been. The custom rift-cut oak vanity has Shaker-style fronts, polished nickel knobs, a storage tower where the shower once stood and seven drawers (including a drawer under the sink cabinet). The countertop is polished Calacatta Super White porcelain. The vanity adds visual warmth to this calm, beachy space with ocean-inspired blue-green glazed ceramic tiles wrapping the shower walls and sand-colored square glass tiles covering the bottom portion of the side walls.
Cabinet hardware: Egg knob and Ascendra pull, both in polished nickel, Top Knobs; countertop: Magnifica Encore polished porcelain slab in Calacatta Super White, Bedrosians Tile and Stone
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2. Comfort and Luxury
Bathroom at a Glance
Who lives here: A semiretired couple
Location: Northbrook, Illinois
Size: 170 square feet (16 square meters)
Designer: Jeannine Bogart of Epic Interiors
Before: When this semiretired couple set out to find a home where three generations could live together, a 1970s French country-inspired house in Northbrook, Illinois, won them over. Interior designer Jeannine Bogart, who had worked with the couple on several homes, was brought in from the start.
The primary bathroom rose quickly to the top of the renovation list: The shower was enclosed and tucked away and a dressing table broke up the double vanity. With daily comfort and long-term livability in mind, the couple committed to a generous budget, one that could deliver meaningful functional improvements, smarter storage and the kind of elevated details that would make the space truly their own.
Before and After: 4 Polished White-and-Wood Bathrooms