Jul 26, 20192 min read

City House: The Master Suite

Continuing on with this week's theme I'll share our latest master. This was by far the least decorated and settled into! We never got to use the shower! Check out these before pics... things are greatly improved.

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As with the rest of the main level we did custom concrete countertops for the vanity top. For being a relatively standard bathroom there was SO much space for the vanity! I made sure to design it with plenty of storage for 2 people.

Speaking of storage, there is a second closet in the bathroom! This was so exciting to me... I love good storage! I opted to make it all shelving inside so that we could store towels, toiletries, and that's also where my shoes landed.

While I didn't get to fully utilize this space I am very happy with the outcome and I bet the new owners of the City House like it too.

The bedroom area was pretty standard. Had we stayed I would have styled the window seat more and used that space to drink coffee and read books. (LOL JK I would have been working instead of the reading, but the coffee part is true) Before listing the house we used the corner under these shelves for our desk area. We had tables and the shelves were used more for storing things. When you have little kids and limited space the master bedroom can be the best place for a home office. Yes, in a perfect world you wouldn't want to work and sleep in the same space, but you have to make do with what's available.

The shelves were SO simple and Paul had them up in a couple of house. We used boards and basic brackets from Menards. He installed LED strip lighting underneath which added a lot to our workspace. That's it! It is a project most everyone could tackle and it makes a great difference in the room.