Bathrooms

The bathroom can now accommodate a wheelchair if needed. The floor is slightly slanted so that any water that splashes will flow to the drain.

Warwas cut the ADU bathroom mirror to accommodate the Niveous sconces. “That was a fun detail that Antonio and I came up with,” he says.

Shades of calming blue tile line the bathroom walls, paired with plywood cabinetry treated with linseed oil.

Tile by Zia Tile runs along a wall of the upstairs bathroom. The cabinets are by Cabinets quick, and the floor tile is by Concrete Collaborative.

Angelika and Scot Whitham tapped their son Todd McMillan and his wife Kristen, both principals of the firm Ben Homes, to build a retirement home on their property near the Muskoka River in Ontario, Canada.

The primary bathroom has a large walk-in shower that can easily fit a walker or wheelchair. Green Centura tile covers the floors, while white subway tile is from Olympia Tile (leftover from former jobs at Ben Homes). The latter is also used in the kitchen and at the bar.

Fireclay Salton Sea tile covers the walls and floor.

Fireclay Peabody tile covers the bathroom, with Luminaire Authentik Norvégienne sconces, Rubinet faucets, and Pottery Barn medicine cabinets.

In the powder room, a Pottery Barn mirror hangs over the Mudd Concrete sink and Rubinet faucet.

The master bathroom is wrapped in tk tk.