Master Bathroom Remodel

Mary McCullen is a 78-year-old, widowed female who resides in her home with her vision impaired daughter & her hearing impaired son-in-law. Mary has been ensuring the wellbeing & safety of her daughter & son-in-law for many years. While Mary’s daughter & her husband are capable of caring for themselves, Mary often oversees tasks such as cooking, cleaning, & laundry. Having recently been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, Mary is finding her mobility is rapidly decreasing & has decided to have a ramp built from her master bedroom to the garden patio, which is her favorite spot, in addition to a renovation of her en-suite to accommodate her mobility issues. Currently, Mary is using a cane on most days but has had to use her walker more frequently as of late. As her disease progresses, Mary has accepted that she will be using a wheelchair.

Mary’s master suite heavily reflects her culture. She wishes to carry that theme into her master en-suite. She also wishes to replace her current single-sink vanity to a double bowl vanity so that her daughter & husband may use the space for themselves one day. Mary is a devout Roman Catholic & it is very important to her that this is represented in some manner in every room in her home. Mary’s home reflects her love for her culture & religion in a tasteful manner, without either dominating the overall design & she has requested the same for her en-suite! Mary’s en-suite is currently 45 sq. ft. with a step-in tub/shower. She would like to increase the sq. ft. to 120 sq. ft. (max) & has the space to expand. She would like to have a zero-transition shower, & a soaking tub that is wheelchair friendly. Ceiling height is 8’6” & she wishes for the ceiling height to remain the same with the addition.