This 1982 house need a master bathroom facelift on the outdated, falling-apart master bathroom. The shower ceiling was too low and too dark. The homeowners wanted to retain the configuration but update everything; including removing the soffits, improving the lighting, and replacing the plumbing fixtures, cabinets, shower and tub. The vision the homeowners had was right on trend and, with the help of our talented designers, we made their dream bathroom a reality!

We demolished the floors, cabinets, countertops, light fixtures, bath fans, shower tile, plumbing fixtures, toilet, and soffits and basically started from scratch. Removing the soffits created eight-foot ceilings that added some much-needed light to the shower. We installed a modern pedestal tub that is accented by a beautiful Merola Berkeley Blue ceramic tile. Metro glossy gray ceramic tile was used on the shower walls and Valentino White Flat Pebble stone in a mosaic pattern was used on the shower floor.

The vanity countertop is Quartz Master’s Calacatta Borghini which sits on top of the Shale finish Maple Reagan Quality Cabinets. The Victorian faucet features a sculpted body with porcelain levers that add a touch of class. We added sconces on either side of the vanity and also installed recessed lights above the vanity and the shower. Woodhurst Amber Wood Plank 6” x 36” tile was installed throughout both the bathroom and the closet.  Topping off the classic look were the Magnolia Market distressed gray metal wire wall hooks that added just enough personal touch. This bright, new classic yet eclectic bathroom is everything the homeowners expected and more!