When you consider a combination of aesthetics, functional elegance, and accessibility in your bathroom, a well-crafted curbless shower should be on your wish list. Creating a seamless and open space while prioritizing safety and comfort, a curbless shower is a modern choice that can enhance the overall value of your home. In this post, we’ll examine some key considerations for designing your ideal curbless shower.

Many homes have the right amount of space but need a little work to help the space function for its occupants. Such was the case with this Dudgeon Monroe Neighborhood home, where the homeowners wanted to add beauty and efficiency without adding more square footage. This craftsman bungalow was built in 1912 and purchased for the homeowner’s daughter, who was attending the University of Wisconsin.

This thoughtful design shows how creatively reworking existing square footage can result in a living space that fits your needs exactly.

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