SLO LIFE Oct/Nov 2020
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demeanor along with knowledge of construction and<br />
design input, which ensured the project moved along<br />
smoothly through each phase. It was refreshing for the<br />
owners to see how their vision came together as the<br />
designer and contractor collaborated and stayed on the<br />
same page. The project was taken to another level.<br />
One of the most challenging design elements was in the<br />
master bathroom. There was a large space for separate<br />
vanities, but the couple wanted to remove a dated<br />
corner spa-tub, and really needed more closet space.<br />
Unfortunately, the best location for the closet was also<br />
where the windows were located above the removed<br />
tub. After several different iterations of the layout,<br />
Robertson thought it might work best to change out<br />
the size of the window and break up the length of lower<br />
cabinets with a full height closet and create a new focal<br />
point. With some massaging from Fortini, they agreed >><br />
60 | <strong>SLO</strong> <strong>LIFE</strong> MAGAZINE | OCT/NOV <strong>2020</strong>
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