The HER Bath at Our Watkins Creek Remodel

The HER bath in the Watkins Creek home was designed to carry the home's modern-elegant material language into a guest bath that has its own warm identity rather than reading as a diminished version of the primary bath adjacent to it.

White Oak cabinetry in a Tatami finish with Marketplace Recessed Solid Wood Panel doors and solid wood slab drawers sets the room's tone. Tatami is a stain that reads as warmer and lighter than Flint Hills, pulling toward a honey-blonde tone that suits a guest bath meant to feel welcoming and unhurried. The Marketplace Recessed door profile introduces solid wood panel construction at the cabinet doors, a material quality step above MDF that the natural wood grain fully justifies.

Mikado Calacatta Tree quartz connects this space to the primary bath through a shared countertop surface: the same bold, branching veining reads differently alongside Tatami oak than it does beside Flint Hills oak, providing continuity and variation simultaneously. Delta Trinsic fixtures in Champagne Bronze at the faucet and shower carry the home's dominant metallic finish into this bath, and Top Knobs Clarence pulls in Honey Bronze at the cabinetry introduce the warm hardware note that runs through the home's shared spaces.

Tile Shop Iris Venezia Beige Decor 8 x 20 porcelain in a horizontal straight stack pattern covers the shower walls. The Venezia Beige Decor's warm, layered surface creates a shower enclosure with material depth and presence: not neutral, not plain, genuinely considered. Tile Shop Annie Selke Farmhouse 8 x 8 hexagon tile in white covers the bathroom floor in a hex pattern, its large format reducing grout lines while the hex geometry introduces visual interest underfoot. Tile Shop Imperial Oatmeal 2 x 2 matte hex on the shower floor provides texture and warmth underfoot in a tone that bridges the white floor tile and the warm Venezia Beige walls above it.