The way this California couple’s Minneapolis-area townhome came together was a bit unusual, but it worked out well. Because they were living out of state before moving back to Minnesota for their retirement, their daughter, who lived near the townhome, handled the remodel for them. She hired interior designer Jami Ludens, who had completed work on another relative’s home that she admired. That gave her trust in Ludens’ skills, so she gave the designer free range on the project. The result is a primary bathroom with a mix of soft blues, creams, whites and grays, tied together by a beautiful floral wallpaper.
The existing bathroom hadn’t been touched since the 1980s, so this project was a down-to-the-studs renovation. “The clients wanted a transitional design that was easy to maintain and mostly neutral,” Ludens says. “That is why my color palette in this room has muted hues throughout.”
A new paneled pocket door leads to a walk-in closet. The door to the bedroom is located off the other end of the vanity. A toilet room is just past the shower.
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