Charlestown Bathroom

Posted by on Jul 19, 2011 in Baths & Kitchens When our clients moved into a 19th century townhouse in Charlestown, the existing master bathroom evoked the disco era, with floor to ceiling mirrors, polished green marble everywhere, and a jacuzzi tub that was “sunken”.  To achieve the sunken tub, the former owners built a 20″ high platform in half of the room.  Not only was this bathroom an eyesore, it was hazardous. The...
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Dover Bathroom

Posted by on Apr 30, 2011 in Baths & Kitchens The original master bathroom in this 1980s house shows its age with dusty rose, cranberry, and gray accents and other tell-tale décor. Keeping all the plumbing fixtures in the original locations, as our clients did here, is less expensive than if the pipes had been moved. The renovated bathroom, a true collaborative effort between the client, the contractor, and On The Move Interiors, is a...
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Somerville Bathroom

Posted by on Apr 30, 2011 in Baths & Kitchens The bathroom in this Victorian house was in sad shape before the renovation.  The toilet was stuck in a corner, the old clawfoot tub took up more than its fair-share of space, and hid the window, making the space dark.  The new plan creates more space, reveals the window, allowing lots of natural light in.  Our client wanted the floor to be interesting, but using a lot of accent tiles wasn’t...
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Brookline Bathroom

Posted by on Apr 29, 2011 in Baths & Kitchens This small master bathroom had no storage other than a wall-hung medicine cabinet.  The floor and wall tiles were mismatched, the shower was dark and cave-like, and the tub too small to enjoy. The renovation included a vanity and linen tower for plenty of storage.  While the shower footprint stayed the same, it seems much larger because of the glass door and panel.  The counter top, which is...
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