This Tudor-style primary bathroom remodel in Bellingham, WA updated a small bathroom in a 1920s home while preserving the character and charm of the original architecture. With a growing family, the homeowners wanted the bathroom to feel more functional, comfortable, and period-appropriate without losing the historic feel of the house.

To make the space work better for everyday use, the original layout was improved with a larger tub and shower combination. A built-in niche was added for toiletries, and a water-safe shutter provides privacy while maintaining the classic look of the room.

The single vanity was replaced with an elegant double vanity, giving the homeowners more counter space, storage, and convenience. Medicine cabinet mirrors add even more practical storage while keeping the design clean and timeless.

Emerald green wall tile brings depth, color, and vintage character to the bathroom, while the marble mosaic floor tile adds a refined 1920s-inspired detail. The finished primary bathroom feels elegant, functional, and true to the home’s Tudor-style history.