After spending more time at home, the recently retired homeowners recognized that their nearly 30-year-old 1990s style bathroom needed an update and upgrade. Working in the exact footprint of the previous bath and using a complementary balance of contemporary materials, fixtures and finishes the Bel Air Construction team created a refreshed bath of natural tones and textures.

This porcelain tile flooring is complete with a Sand-Matte finish and is a flawless complement to the surrounding lighter tones.

Simple accessories adorn quartz countertop. Gunmetal finished hardware in a beautiful curved shape. Beautiful Cast glass pendants.

An elegant guest bathroom with a sophisticated black and white theme. The patterned floor tiles add fun and whimsy to the space.

A transitional master bathroom with a traditional claw foot tub with views of the bay and a modern barn door to add privacy. A timeless walk in shower. And a large double vanity with plenty of storage.

To enlarge the master bathroom, we needed to use the closet space on the other side of the adjoining wall. Since the master bedroom and garage shared the same exterior wall, we were able to push out a portion of the block wall to create a large walk-in closet with built-ins. At the same time, we also created a dividing wall in the garage that separated the laundry area. With the new square footage, the master bath was large enough to accommodate a luxurious Kohler “Tea for Two” whirlpool tub and walk-in shower. The Crystal Encore vanity cabinets featured a Tahoe door style in a Cotton White matte finish that was topped with MSI’s Calacutta Clara, a classic Italian marble-looking quartz featuring a milky-white backdrop and gorgeous long linear veining. This countertop was specifically chosen to match the Lotus Statuarro Michelangelo polished porcelain slabs that decorated the walls and were book-matched for flawless symmetry. To complement the grey and white tones in the master bath, the shower and main floors were tiled in honed Thassos and Cinderella marble in a herringbone pattern. Kohler Purist plumbing fixtures in polished chrome complete the look.

This compact condominium guest bathroom does dual duty as both a bath and laundry room (machines are concealed by a bi-fold door most of the time). In an effort to provide guests with a welcoming environment, considerable attention was made in the color palette and features selected. A petit sink provides counterspace for grooming and guest toiletry travel bags. Frequent visits by young grandchildren and the slender depth of the vanity precipitated the decision to place the faucet on the side of the sink rather than in the back. Multiple light sources in this windowless room provides adequate illumination for both grooming and cleaning. The tall storage cabinet has doors that are hinged in opposite directions. The bottom door is hinged on the right to provide easy access to laundry soap while the top door is left hinged to provide easy access to towels and toiletries. The tile shower and wainscoting give this bathroom a truly special look and feel.

The master bathroom remodel features a mix of black and white tile. In the shower, a variety of tiles are used.

This redesigned hall bathroom is spacious enough for the kids to get ready on busy school mornings. The double sink adds function while the fun tile design and punches of color creates a playful space.

The large shower was desperately in need of an update after it was built 20 yrs ago and had no updates. I used a large white subway on the walls, charcoal hex on the floor, a stunning star pattern tile in the niche, and charcoal grout to make the white subway pop and blend the floor. The bench is a beautiful white quartz for a seamless look and feel. Black matte shower fixtures, one rain head and one handheld ties it all together and a custom clear glass shower door enables you to see the gorgeous shower.

the client decided to eliminate the bathtub and install a large shower with partial fixed shower glass instead of a shower door

This Tudor home had an addition from the early 1990's that was in need of an update. In the upstairs Principal En Suite we enlarged the shower and added a shower bench. The shower walls are marble subway tiles while the floor is graced with more marble in a herringbone pattern. The countertops are quartz and the fixtures are by Brizo. But, the biggest "ahh" factor comes from the luxurious, free-standing soaking tub for two. What a fabulous way to relax after a long day.