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Orange + White Bathroom Makeover

November 25, 2014
By: Jen Jafarzadeh L'Italien
Designer Rachael Franceschina transforms a small, outdated cottage bathroom into a larger, more up-to-date master bath.
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Part Custom, Part Ikea

The sink vanities are from IKEA, while the undermount sinks, countertops, and faucets were not. The plumbing for this pushed the vanity out from the wall a few inches, forcing the contractor to get creative and make a reveal detail to hide the space.

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Before the Remodel

This remodel transformed a small and dated half bath into a full master bathroom and closet. Designer Rachael Franceschina pulled additional floor space from the adjacent bedroom.

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Budget Bath

The small budget did not accommodate the expensive freestanding tub and was replaced by a more affordable option found online.

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Illusion of More Space

White is used throughout the bathroom to help make the area feel larger and allow natural light to reflect in the space.

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Switch of a Fixture

Positioning the tub's faucet on the opposite side allowed the bathtub to be placed closer to the window, creating more floor space.

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Personal Character

The blue-gray floor tile grounds the space in a rich color while the painting above the bath adds character.

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Pop of Orange

Orange is used as an accent color throughout the house and these orange Caesarstone countertops add a bold punch in the bathroom.

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