Demo picture of the removed bathtub, shower wall tile and drywall. The toilet was removed to take the tub out and was reinstalled at a later time. The drain for the walk-in shower was relocated and the in-wall plumbing was raised for better shower valve accessibility. The shower niche was raised as well to accommodate the higher shower valve and a handheld was added. All new moisture-resistant board was installed within the shower area and shower niche.

This bathroom features a large walk in shower. The shower is encased in glass, but has tile for the floor, up one wall, and over part of the ceiling.

Challenge After living in their home for ten years, these Bonita Bay homeowners were ready to embark on a complete home makeover. They were not only ready to update the look and feel, but also the flow of the house. Having lived in their house for an extended period of time, this couple had a clear idea of how they use their space, the shortcomings of their current layout and how they would like to improve it. After interviewing four different contractors, they chose to retain Progressive Design Build’s design services. Already familiar with the design/build process having finished a renovation on a lakefront home in Canada, the couple chose Progressive Design Build wisely. Progressive Design Build invested a lot of time during the design process to ensure the design concept was thorough and reflected the couple’s vision. Options were presented, giving these homeowners several alternatives and good ideas on how to realize their vision, while working within their budget. Progressive Design Build guided the couple all the way—through selections and finishes, saving valuable time and money. Solution The interior remodel included a beautiful contemporary master bathroom with a stunning barrel-ceiling accent. The freestanding bathtub overlooks a private courtyard and a separate stone shower is visible through a beautiful frameless shower enclosure. Interior walls and ceilings in the common areas were designed to expose as much of the Southwest Florida view as possible, allowing natural light to spill through the house from front to back. Progressive created a separate area for their Baby Grand Piano overlooking the front garden area. The kitchen was also remodeled as part of the project, complete with cherry cabinets and granite countertops. Both guest bathrooms and the pool bathroom were also renovated. A light limestone tile floor was installed throughout the house. All of the interior doors, crown mouldings and base mouldings were changed out to create a fresh, new look. Every surface of the interior of the house was repainted. This whole house remodel also included a small addition and a stunning outdoor living area, which features a dining area, outdoor fireplace with a floor-to-ceiling slate finish, exterior grade cabinetry finished in a natural cypress wood stain, a stainless steel appliance package, and a black leather finish granite countertop. The grilling area includes a 54" multi-burner DCS and rotisserie grill surrounded by natural stone mosaic tile and stainless steel inserts. This whole house renovation also included the pool and pool deck. In addition to procuring all new pool equipment, Progressive Design Build built the pool deck using natural gold travertine. The ceiling was designed with a select grade cypress in a dark rich finish and termination mouldings with wood accents on the fireplace wall to match. During construction, Progressive Design Build identified areas of water intrusion and a failing roof system. The homeowners decided to install a new concrete tile roof under the management of Progressive Design Build. The entire exterior was also repainted as part of the project. Results Due to some permitting complications, the project took thirty days longer than expected. However, in the end, the project finished in eight months instead of seven, but still on budget. This homeowner was so pleased with the work performed on this initial project that he hired Progressive Design Build four more times – to complete four additional remodeling projects in 4 years.

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We replaced the old shower stall with a built-in bench seat for perching while painting toes, blow-drying and dressing. The mirrored wall behind it reflects light from a chandelier with hand-blown glass water droplets. Wall-to-wall glass and chrome shelves shine with the homeowners’ personality when filled with treasured travel souvenirs and air plants.

Custom Cabinets maple wood slab style handicap accessible vanity with a triple drawer stack and cabinet door with adjustable shelf! Cambria Bradshaw quartz countertop with porcelain undermount sink, Delta Lahara single handle faucet, towel ring, wall sconces, and new electrical switches/receptacles/plates.

This "woman-of-the-house" master bath is a dream bathroom featuring exceptional coastal views! Who wouldn't love to soak in this gorgeous claw-foot tub?! The "Crema Marfil" marble floor, the large pillars, the steps up to the bath and the arched, lighted mirrors give the bathroom a Roman feel. Two separate vanities allow a space for washing up and an area for prepping hair and make-up. A separate water closet houses the toilet while a circular, marble shower provides an elegant showering experience.

Opulence meets tradition in this exquisite master bathroom. Oversized tiles are set on the diagonal to add visual interest and scale. Cherry Dura Supreme cabinets with oil rubbed bronze fixtures and depth. Whimsical light fixtures keep the design fun. Echos of Italy can be seen in the wall color and finish as well as the delicate details fo the tile boarder.

White cabinetry, laminate matching the existing shower tile, metal vessel sink

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Niches for soap add to the luxury.

Custom maple wood handicap accessible vanity with htriple drawer stack, slab style cabinet door with Top Knobs cabinet hardware, Cambria Bradshaw Quartz countertop, and Delta Lahara Collection single handle faucet in chrome finish.

A sunny and bright bathroom.

Primary bathroom remodel in 1920's home. We wanted the room to look like it belonged in the original design of the home. The homeowner wanted to add double vanities, but was concerned about retaining the windows (natural light) in the space. We added double sided mirrored cabinets to either side of the sinks that swing open to see yourself when standing at either sink. They also were concerned about having storage and light - all managed!