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This bathroom in our client's lovely three bedroom one bath home in the North Park Neighborhood needed some serious help. The existing layout and size created a cramped space seriously lacking storage and counter space. The goal of the remodel was to expand the bathroom to add a larger vanity, bigger bath tub long and deep enough for soaking, smart storage solutions, and a bright updated look. To do this we pushed the southern wall 18 inches, flipped flopped the vanity to the opposite wall, and rotated the toilet. A new 72 inch three-wall alcove tub with subway tile and a playfull blue penny tile make create the spacous and bright bath/shower enclosure. The custom made-to-order shower curtain is a fun alternative to a custom glass door. A small built-in tower of storage cubbies tucks in behind wall holding the shower plumbing. The vanity area inlcudes an Ikea cabinet, counter, and faucet with simple mirror medicine cabinet and chrome wall sconces. The wall color is Reflection by Sherwin-Williams.

Large Walk in Shower. Removed Tub completely. Travertine Walls & Floor.

Master bathroom with dual vanity has lovely built-in display/storage cabinet. Sliding pocket door partitions the toilet room. Norman Sizemore-Photographer

Will Draper

This beautiful hall bath features a White Cliff Cambria quartz vanity top. Design by Jordan Design Build. Photos by Stacy Zarin Goldberg.

William Quarles

Photo of a traditional bathroom in New York City using Carrara marble tiles and Carrara and Nero Marquina basket weave floor and border. Photo: Elizabeth DooleyElizabeth Dooley

Paul Dyer Photography

Featuring simple and clean lines; This tub and shower enclosure features Forms Polished Porcelain Bianco Veined Tile for the mud pan, bench and walls.P/C Bill Johnson Photography

Julep Studio, LLC

The R Streets and Austin Light

Roger Scheck Photography

In the boys’ bathroom, the skylight above is a piece of walk-on glass that defuses light from the skylight above the play loft. Robert Vente Photographer