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Smooth relay Erica Kadlec from KP Designs started as the Winhovens’ designer, and when she went on maternity leave, Celeste Bardash took over. Both deserve credit for the result. “They have both been a joy to work with and they have unique strengths,” says Marje. The first challenge was how to address the layout and miniscule size of the existing shower (Jason’s elbows brushed the shower walls when he was showering.) The toilet was positioned near the shower, with no room to expand, so Celeste reclaimed hallway space that housed a laundry chute and used that to create a new water closet. The new shower has plenty of elbow room and is aesthetically pleasing in both textured white and glossy black tile. Once the layout and shower were addressed, Celeste turned to the color palette. She knew Marje wanted a clean, spa-like feel, but otherwise says she started with a blank slate. A luxury spa is typically bathed in soothing hues —serene colors such as Sherwin Williams’ Alabaster—which graces the walls here. Soft and tranquil, the walls pair nicely with the room’s warm woods as well as the shower’s black penny tile. But it’s the soaking tub that steals the show and solidifies the bathroom’s spa vibes. “I take a lot of baths,” explains Marje. “I used to have a jacuzzi tub with jets but switched over to the soaking tub. For me, it was not just about the aesthetic but also the practicality.” While practical doesn’t seem to be a word that should apply to this elegant soaker, practicality (it’s a breeze to clean) and comfort reign supreme. Marje didn’t trust that she could gauge a tub’s comfort level based on looking at tub photographs, so she and Celeste went and sat in tubs in a local showroom. Marje ended up shopping and sourcing the tub on her own and declares it incredibly comfortable. Celeste definitely recommends tub sitting before buying. “I like to have a client sit in a tub. It’s not just about the length but also the incline and width,” she says. ➻ BEFORE 18 housetrends.com
A built-in tub deck was replaced with this elegant freestanding soaker. The toilet was moved to a space that had been a laundry shoot to allow for a larger shower. housetrends magazine <strong>2024</strong> 19
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