Bathroom remodeling projects always come with a unique set of challenges. It is vital to communicate and have a style or vision for a new unique and personal look for each client.

For your consideration are beautiful selections of flooring tile, shower & tub fixtures, sink basin, pedestal or vanities, etc.  If you have a tight budget, you can save money by making some key choice differences by using easy to find, quality products.  However, if you have a broader budget  there are countless and absolutely stunning options for all of the items on your list. 

The Number One Goal

Your number one goal, irrespective of price, is to synchronize the elements into combinations and stylistic accents with regard to color, texture, and overall first appearance to create the specific mood you want to bring forth.

In this project, we were able to shave a small fortune off the install by bringing in a fiberglass composite shower and tub unit, versus going with a ceramic one. The unit is seamless, has high function and is a dream to clean. It’s something that can be upgraded down the road, or last for decades, if sealed properly. 

The new look and feel started to come together when we were able to select a lovely tile pattern that hints at an elegant old time feel bringing in floral curves in repeating shapes of classical ironwork designs.  Complimenting this against a bright white vanity, toilet and shower, was an easy choice and really brightened up this internally located bathroom. 

Nothing compliments a space better than high quality millwork. The bead board added texture and a farm house feel we were going for. The paint was selected to give a bold expression to the tile color. Keeping the tone light is important when dealing with an interior bathroom without a window.

For help planning your next bathroom remodel, please reach out for a consultation.