When you want to improve an existing
bathroom that’s tiny and dark, sometimes
the only way forward is to create an addi-
tion to contain a totally new master suite.
And if that’s the way you go, one of
the issues to then resolve is the aesthetic
connection between the old and the new.
Designer Mark Williams designed the
master bathroom shown here as part of an
addition to a traditional-style 1940s home.
“The owners wanted their new bath-
room to look like it had always been there,
and not like an addition,” says Williams.
Previous pages: An inset mosaic tile mat gives
subtle but clear definition to the three functional
zones – bath, vanity and shower – in this master
bathroom in an addition to a traditional home by
designer Mark Williams.
Left: The large vanity is finished in a very light
lacquer so as to not overwhelm the room, despite
its size.
Above: Designer Mark Williams selected materials
in a black, white and grey palette – a classic
combination that never dates or goes out of style.
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