This bathroom was in desperate need of help. From the green tile, toilet, sink and every other fixture, the time had come to make a change.
The bathroom is very small in dimension, so careful planning was required to maximize space through colors and fixture sizing.
Don’t be fooled by the apparent lack of storage space. The pedestal drawers and medicine cabinets house ample room. The medicine cabinets provide storage within the full 2×6 wall structure.
Subtle design queues such as the blue glass tile and minimal fixtures draw the eye without overpowering the room. The larger beige tiles provide the illusion of a larger space.
Totally gutting the bathroom was well worth the effort! The most challenging aspect of the job was to provide redundancy in waterproofing the shower niche. While there were a few unexpected hurdles (new placement of toilet flange and fabrication of an entry threshold) I am prepared to remodel any bath that you throw at me.
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Although the bathroom is small, it took quite a bit of time to renovate. The wall tile was embedded within an 1" of mortar!
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The green color was just overpowering. What you can't see within the picture is the green floor tile covered by the carpet.
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The design objective was to go minimal without sacrificing function. The toilet flange was moved back towards the wall 2" to account for the removal of wall tile and mortar backing. Floor space comes at a premium!
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The backsplash to the sink and shower niche is the signature design aspect to add just the right amount of color and class to this once rundown bathroom.
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The bullnose is mitered on the inside corners of the shower niche and on the surrounding perimeter of the shower tile.
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Great display .. Really good work
Nicely done.. Awsum
Really mind blowing