Living
By Rocco Falleti
Four’s a Crowd
Upper Arlington homeowners repurpose space for new bathroom
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he Keefer family knew something needed to change. As a family with four teenagers, they needed an additional bathroom. The goal was to convert an already existing attic space into a new full bathroom. But it couldn’t be any old bathroom. This bathroom required simple finishes to make it easier to clean for teenagers and the family hoped to create a contemporary space filled with grays and whites. The tiles used were a little larger meaning fewer grout lines – a much simpler clean for teenagers. “The homeowners were debating on which kids would have access to this bathroom, so they decided to make it very gender neutral,” says Laura Watson, design manager at The Cleary Company. “Nothing too feminine or masculine. They really liked the clean and minimal look.”
March/April 2020 • www.trivillagemagazine.com
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