This 1910 home renovation was carefully designed to preserve the historic character of the house while introducing thoughtful updates for modern living. The original bathroom was limited to a small footprint, consisting only of a toilet and a narrow vanity. To better serve the home, the space was reimagined with a focus on both functionality and period-appropriate style.

The existing bathroom was converted into a dedicated water closet, while approximately three-quarters of the adjacent bedroom was incorporated to create a spacious new bathroom. The remaining portion of the bedroom was transformed into a hallway, providing access to a newly finished attic space.

The new bathroom features a classic soaker tub and a glass-enclosed shower, combining comfort with timeless design. A standout element of the project is the custom vanity, crafted from a repurposed antique dresser. The original dresser doors were skillfully converted into functional drawers, preserving its vintage character while enhancing usability. A Cambria quartz countertop was added, offering durability while complementing the historic aesthetic.

Every detail of this remodel was completed with respect for the home’s early 20th-century roots. The result is a bathroom that feels both authentic to the era and refined for today—rich in character, highly functional, and seamlessly integrated into the original architecture of the home.