This view shows how using a tone on tone color palette helps to enlarge the space visually. Paint the doors and wood trim same color as the wall paint.

This was a bathroom that was used just by the kids while they lived at home, with these clients being without any children at home anymore, they wanted to do a small renovation keeping it budget friendly, as it will become only the guest bathroom. This was mostly just a cosmetic renovation, we kept the existing foot print, as it was a functional design already. We kept the existing floor, shower fixtures, blind, and refaced the vanity, by changing the doors and hardware. I new white textured shower tile with a glass mosaic border was added. A new sink, counter top, faucet, mirror, vanity light, toilet and a lot of accessories. By changing out these elements in the space the clients now has very warm and inviting space to relax and take a long bath, for themselves or their guests.

Wild Prairie Photography

Zack Benson Photography

Kirsten Fisher

Full bathroom remodel in Studio City, 91604

The hall bathroom was the first room we focused on, the goal was to lighten the room and add more storage. We removed all the wood paneling and dark tile, taking it down to the studs. We replaced the existing pedestal sink and linen closet on the east wall with a tall linen cabinet adjacent to a new vanity cabinet with 2 sinks and all drawer storage. JRY & Co.

Bathroom Before

Lisa Brown - Photographer

Brett C Ruiz

This area was taken down to the studs. The home is a traditional 1960's ranch and we wanted to have a warm contemporary feel to the space. To do that, we chose a palette with rich colors and textures. In terms of budget, we used materials from high end brands like Walker Zanger, and cost effective porcelain tile from Home Depot.

A custom roman shade, couture lighting and fine art contribute equally to the bathroom’s sublime opulence. Photography: Phillip Ennis

photographed for ARTISTIC TILE.