BEFORE:  A standard hinged door between the Master Bedroom and the Bath.

AFTER:  The entry has been widened to 4', and two pocket doors have been installed in a new 2x6 partition (the old 2x4 wall was removed).

BEFORE:  The vanity location did not change.

AFTER:  new wall-hung vanity by Porcelanosa in the same location as the old one.

BEFORE:  a bathtub (that nobody used) occupied space between the toilet alcove and the vanity.  This is where I designed the new tile and glass shower, closing off the toilet in a water closet.

AFTER:  a new pocket door into the water closet, with a new wall-hung toilet in the original location. 

BEFORE:  a fiberglass shower stall was opposite the toilet.  Let's move it.

AFTER:  new shower with body sprays, rain shower head, shampoo niches, and corner seat.  Luxury!

AFTER:  the new tub and platform take up the entire addition, opposite the vanity and shower.

AFTER:  Slim 46" wall-hung gas fireplace by Spark.

AFTER:  These Pella windows have blinds between the glass, although this property is so secluded that they're rarely used.

BEFORE:  If this house looks familiar it's because you saw the other side of it here.

AFTER: notice how the addition's roof matches the metal used around the existing lower level workshop, and how its pitch matches the house.

AFTER:  from the front, with the blinds closed.

AFTER:   so much glass makes the owners feel as if they're relaxing in an outside tub -- especially when they open the windows for a cross breeze.

AFTER: A field change to add another step was nicely executed by the builder.  The split upper step allows access to the tub motor - that center tile is attached with magnets.