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Budga Bathroom Renovation

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Location
West Seattle, Seattle, Washington
Year
2024
Structure
House (Single Residence)
Style
Scandinavian
custom fir vanity with deep drawers and integral finger pulls
custom fir vanity with deep drawers and integral finger pulls
the dimmable pendant over the vanity is used for task lighting and moody vibes
the dimmable pendant over the vanity is used for task lighting and moody vibes
warm and texturally rich materials are enhanced with intentional lighting
warm and texturally rich materials are enhanced with intentional lighting
even Doug, the family's dog enjoys baths in the new bathroom
even Doug, the family's dog enjoys baths in the new bathroom
custom vanity with integral finger pulls
custom vanity with integral finger pulls
two new fluted glass windows, facing west, were designed for differing functions - the taller window dips lower and offers views out and fresh air during baths, while a shorter upper window provides shower ventilation (and a connection to the backyard to peek out while the couple’s dog is playing!).
two new fluted glass windows, facing west, were designed for differing functions - the taller window dips lower and offers views out and fresh air during baths, while a shorter upper window provides shower ventilation (and a connection to the backyard to peek out while the couple’s dog is playing!).
the backlit mirror create shadows to complement the texturally rich microcement clad walls
the backlit mirror create shadows to complement the texturally rich microcement clad walls
pendant light with backlit mirror
pendant light with backlit mirror
the overall design of the renovation emphasizes natural materials and thoughtful details, with a focus on intentional lighting and materials to create a tranquil space.
the overall design of the renovation emphasizes natural materials and thoughtful details, with a focus on intentional lighting and materials to create a tranquil space.
a microcement nook acts as a light shelf at the window and incorporates additional storage
a microcement nook acts as a light shelf at the window and incorporates additional storage
the nature-inspired palette features wood-like porcelain tiles, a custom fir vanity, and microcement walls that are all accentuated by the project's intentional lighting design.
the nature-inspired palette features wood-like porcelain tiles, a custom fir vanity, and microcement walls that are all accentuated by the project's intentional lighting design.

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Designed by studio hagen, the Budga Bath Renovation project transformed a shared primary and guest bathroom in a West Seattle residence. The renovation made efficient use of space by converting an unused closet into a new toilet nook, which allowed for the addition of a double vanity and created a more generous and functional layout. The design emphasizes natural materials and thoughtful details, with a focus on intentional lighting and materials to create a tranquil space.

Warm, nature-inspired tactile-reach materials define the space, featuring heavily textured microcement walls, wood-like porcelain tiles and a custom fir vanity as standout elements. The vanity was designed with integrated cove finger pulls and a matching live-edge shelf, creating a warm nature-inspired aesthetic connecting the rest of the home’s palette. Lighting was an important design element, and the project incorporated warm lighting into a backlit mirror and recessed niche in the shower for low-lit baths, with a brighter task pendant at the vanity.

New fluted glass windows were installed to complement both function and form. A taller window dips lower and offers views out and fresh air during baths, while a shorter upper window provides shower ventilation (and a connection to the backyard to peek out while the couple’s dog is playing!). The combination of design, materiality, and lighting ensures a space that is both beautiful and deeply connected to its surroundings.