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Falcon: A Fresh Take on a Classic Bath

Location:

Falcon, Colorado

Date:

2022

Type:

Primary Bathroom Renovation

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Untouched since the 1990s, this Falcon bathroom had extraordinary potential: a soaring ceiling, beautiful natural light, and expansive prairie views. The renovation brought those qualities into focus while reshaping the room around the homeowner’s everyday routines and love of a good bath.

A place to soak, with a view

A spacious tub in front of the window makes the prairie landscape part of the bathing experience. Above the tub, a meaningful framed artwork honors the homeowner’s late mother, bringing a deeply personal touch to this peaceful retreat.

The enlarged shower offers more room to move, while its glass enclosure preserves sightlines and allows the bathroom to feel much more open.

Storage that clears the counters

The vanity was straightened along one wall to create a cleaner, more organized layout. Storage towers conceal toothbrushes, razors, and other daily essentials, keeping them accessible without crowding the countertop.

A dedicated linen tower provides additional storage, and enclosing the water closet gives the homeowner greater privacy.

Character, with practical choices

The checkerboard floor gives the room its defining pattern, setting off the tub and glass-enclosed shower. Ceramic zellige-look shower tile adds variation and depth while offering a more affordable, straightforward alternative to handmade tile.

The result celebrates what was already special about the room—its height, light, and views—while adding the comfort, storage, and privacy it needed.

Ready to uncover the potential in your bathroom? Let’s design a space around the way you want to live.

What could your home become?

Considering a renovation of your own? Let’s bring your layout, materials, and priorities together in a cohesive plan for the way you want to live.

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