Looks great!

great transformation! looks fabulous

Great project and the results are awesome. What state is this project located? The reason I ask is the cost for the size is very aggressive. Congrats!

Beautiful update!

California (Bay Area) so yes, prices are higher, but I was quoted twice this by some contractors. All materials were found at discount warehouses.

Very nice shower.. I like the grey floor tiles.

Jill, actually 20k is not bad at all. Amazing budget considering the location, size and finish level of the project. I'm actually shocked that it's in CA. I'm lucky if I get 9K for labor alone in MD for a bathroom 60 sq. ft.

Great job with a great budget, congrats !

I'm sorry but it don't look like a 20k bathroom. I looks better but not by much. Did you get rid of the sky light? Why?

Nicely Done!

Gorgeous work! Looks great!

Tony Montana, the project is in CA. Construction prices vary based on regions, states, urban vs rural, etc. I don't doubt that it was 20K. That is actually a great budget when compared to the variables.

@ MOVAdesign, Yeah thats true. I'm a seasoned do it yourself-er so I can imagine I could do this bathroom for less then 5k. But your right, Cali prices are ridiculous. Thats why I don't live there. I'd rather spend money on toys in my garage. vroom vroom. California gas sux also. Its cheap gas yet expensive price and the ethanol kills cars.

Not sure how you would do it under 5K when the material cost is over 7,900 but to each is his own.

Trust me, I could find these materials much cheaper. Especially those vanities and the tub. The tiles I don't like anyway so I'd find others. The only thing that would be pretty pricey would be the frame-less glass shower.

Looks very nice! Peaceful and relaxing!

beautiful work!

I guess I'm just not used to seeing hired help prices. I'm a DIYer and rarely hire someone. Only things I can't do or is just not worth doing myself. For example, I just dropped off a slab of granite that is going to be cut for my bar 2 days ago. I made a template and dropped it off. Cut, beveled, and polished with a water jet, $75. Should be ready today. I got the 96"x37" slab free from a remnants yard (guy hooked me up lol). Basically a junk yard for granite, quartz, ect.. I do a lot of things myself so I have an army of warehouses and shops I can turn to, to get stuff done cheap. Plumbing is extremely cheap if you do it yourself. Copper, fittings and stuff like that is very cheap. I forgot I have a glass guy also, I could probably get that shower at half the price. Labor is usually equal or more then the materials, that I know of. But in my case, having a lot of connections is a huge plus.

Well done!

I love the dark flooring with the white free standing tub!

Looks great!

Nice!

wonderful update-- very modern.

Absolutely stunning, great job!