¡Pequeños grandes cambios! Cambiamos la estética recargada y anticuada de este baño sin hacer obra. Pintamos sus baldosas grafiadas de color blanco, unificando con el color de los sanitarios, mantenemos el suelo original lleno de personalidad. Actualizamos el mueble del baño mejorando su funcionalidad con los cajones y su toque cálido con la madera. Mantenemos el espejo original en recuerdo a nuestros mayores que tantas historias vivieron. ¡Home Staging sencillo con grandes resultados!

With an existing master bathroom that felt cramped and claustrophobic, our client was thrilled when we began demolition of the decades-old, yellowing Corian countertop, peach cabinets, and the dark-tiled, step-up garden tub. The old cabinets were replaced with DuraSupreme maple cabinetry finished in a soft “cashew” color. The countertops were replaced with Praa Sands Cambria Quartz—a subtle, yet striking veining reminiscent of a rocky beach coastline in an eased edge and 4″ return. To complete the look, sleek stainless Delta Tesla Series plumbing fixtures and toilet accessories were matched to the satin nickel finishes of the cabinet pulls and sconce lighting. The original marble floor was replaced with Chalk 12×24 porcelain tile planks by Happy Floors that flawlessly blend into the Toemi Pebble Tec Tan shower floor. Matching both the countertops and flooring, Listello accent tiles were designed into the shower and expertly tied the whole space together. Last but not least, the existing yellow and orange sponge-faux walls and ceilings were painted a soft gray (Sherwin Williams #6204 Sea Salt) to match the new master bedroom colors.

Being able to provide our clients with more usable space, and an open bathroom design is always a reward. Originally this room was closed in, the corner tub reaching wall to wall right up to the shower. Replacing that with a smaller, elegant free standing tub also gave us the room to extend the shower out into the space just a touch for an all over spacious feel. An added pony wall between the new taller vanity, and a wall mounted shower door allowed us to clean up the space and have a larger entrance to the new shower. A 6”x 8” subway tile, tiled up to the ceiling, and accented with a six inch blue glass mosaic band sit beautifully atop the 2”x 2” matte finish porcelain tile flooring inside the shower. For the vanity, and make up vanity counters we used shaker doors and slap drawers stained in Sea Drift for a warm yet contemporary feel. Both the vanity and make up area are topped with a quartz counter top by Dal Tile called Luminesce. For the vanity we chose undermounted square sinks with chrome Moen faucets, and use the same chrome fixtures throughout the space.

This bathroom is in a 1970's tri-level. There are 2 adults and 4 kids in the house with 2 bathrooms and they were looking for more privacy in the shower/toilet area as well as an added sink. The outcome is not only functional but beautiful!

Remodeled Master Bathroom. Angled wall was removed and made into an L-Shaped, Cabinets repainted and repurposed cabinetry used to create more storage. Porcelain Tile wall tile, granite sinks and modern lighting and fixtures added.

Removing the old deck-mounted tub opens up the space for both the shower and freestanding to be their own stand out areas.

New doors on the vanities (one on each side of the bathroom), with new countertops and sinks give the bathroom an updated feel.