When empty nesters bought an older ranch heme in their neighborhood of choice, a local design due reconfigured the master suite, turning it into a quietly beautiful dressing area and retreat.
1. INSPIRED DIVIDE Erin Davis and Arlene Lord of Mosaik Design in Portland. Oregon, began by eliminating a wall between bed and bath, then floated back-to-back vanities on a partial wall centered in the space. The lady of the house says the thoughtful arrangement provides privacy and elbow room to "keep some of the romance in a marriage"
2. DREAMY DRESSlNG ROOM Using the newly open space to best effect, the designers designated an entire wall as closet space. Built-in cabinetry on the walls opposite each vanity provide more storage, turning the space into an ideal dressing room. The homeowners, who longed for a substantial walk-in closet, not only Find the reimagined space far more efficient but also highly livable.
3. NICELY NEUTRAL Frosted green glass set into the closet doors inspired an overall muted color palette. "We envisioned an understated, spa-like environment," Lord says. “We kept the colors soft- spoken and the lines clean and elegant, with a few feminine touches."
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