Working collaboratively with our design team, the homeowner curated a refined palette of calm neutrals and soft blues, selecting durable, low-maintenance surfaces that perfectly complement the home’s existing aesthetic while ensuring years of effortless upkeep.
Design Highlights & Innovations
Design & Materials
Downstairs Bathroom
Arizona Tile Shibusa Hexagon
Arizona Tile Shibusa Bullnose
Bedrosians waterbrook jumbo sliced pebble mosaic
Arizona Tile Shibusa Porcelain
Floor & decor wynwood decor ceramic
MSI Lumatáj Quartz
Amerock Blackrock pulls & knobs
Shower head and handle, single-hole faucet with push pop-up drain, tank lever, wall-mounted Euro TP holder, towel ring, towel bar, and Delta Grab Bar
Upstairs Hall Bathroom
Mineral Tiles Ethnic Porcelain (patterned)
Arizona Tile Fragment Bullnose
Arizona tile themar bianco lasa polished
Kohler Archer three-wall alcove soaking tub
MSI Lumatáj Quartz
Amerock Kane pulls
Shower trim package with multi-function shower head, widespread/lav faucet, framed mirror, towel bar, TP holder, Embark frameless single-door medicine cabinet
The finished space.
16 photosSwipe through for the highlights: Shibusa porcelain with a pebble-mosaic shower floor downstairs; upstairs, a patterned Ethnic porcelain floor, Kohler Archer tub with polished wall tile, and a blue Shaker vanity topped in Lumatáj quartz.
Key Features
Shared quartz counters and brushed-metal hardware tie both spaces together.
Porcelain tile, quartz surfaces, and quality Delta/Kohler fixtures.
Grab bar, Euro accessories, and thoughtful hardware placement.
Polished wall tile, framed mirrors, and clean-lined fixtures keep both rooms airy.
Selections guided by our design team to match the home’s palette.
Refresh two family bathrooms with durable, easy-care finishes, keeping the look timeless while adding function and comfort.
Before and after
See the transformation.
Watch how two dated baths became bright, cohesive spaces, new blue vanity with quartz, Delta & Kohler fixtures, a Shibusa-and-pebble shower, and a crisp Archer tub.
Worn Finishes & Limited Cohesion
Both baths showed age: dated tile, mixed metals, and cramped storage. The tub/shower areas needed new waterproofing and a cleaner look, and the vanity zones lacked a unified style.
Curate, Coordinate & Upgrade Surfaces
- Materials Plan: Repeatable quartz and hardware families for a consistent look across both rooms.
- Wet-Area Rebuilds: New porcelain/tile packages with a feature wall (downstairs) and polished surround (upstairs), plus a deeper, comfortable Archer tub.
- Usability: Better accessory placement, grab bar support, and easy-reach storage with a medicine cabinet upstairs.
- Finishing Touches: Framed mirrors and soft-blue cabinetry to warm up the neutrals.
