The kids' bathroom was reorganized to create three zones, a wet room within the room, a sink area and a toilet area. The door into the bathroom was relocated to align with the existing window to bring more light to the hallway and to create a lighter space in general. The toilet was located wrapped around the wet room and out of sight from the hall way.

The new linear calacatta oro countertop hovers over two open knee spaces with teak slatted shelves near the floor for towel storage. A shallow cabinet was built above the sink that houses mirrors, a medicine cabinet in the teak face and the major lighting in the area located in both the top and bottom of the cabinet.

The existing guest bathroom was small and cramped. To create a more generous room, fixtures were relocated, space was a taken from the underutilized closet in the adjacent hall way and the door relocated to create an arrival point between the walk-in shower and the toilet sink area.

A wall to wall mirror above the toilet and sink also assists in creating the perception of a larger space. The open space below the sink and cabinet floating above the floor further allows for a perception of a larger space.