The master bathroom includes a beautiful bath and shower area with cool green and blue colors meant to be reminiscent of water. Teak wood was used throughout the bathroom in the cabinetry, bath surround, and elsewhere for its associations with water and boats.

TreHus created a new master suite in the attic of this 1920's home. Red birch flooring serves as a base for the douglas fir collonade that supports the roof and provides a beautiful architectural feature. The kitchenette and bed are tucked on either side of the main hall. At the far end of the...

A second bathroom was built in the attic space for visitors. As in the master bathroom, teak makes up the majority of the woodwork, but the color scheme in the tile and paint is composed of earthtones here.

Teak wood was chosen for the master bathroom vanity because of its association with boats and water, reminding the owner of her travels. The cool bluish and greenish wall colors and tile were chosen for the same reason.

A laundry area is tucked into a side of the attic, giving the owner the ability to clean clothes without having to lug laundry baskets down stairs. A skylight provides natural light, and a curtain pulls shut to hide the area.