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Master and Hall Bath Reno

7 years ago

After 5 years of living in the house, we finally decided to renovate the bathrooms which were original to the house. They were your basic builder grade bathrooms and not very functional to today's way of life. We decided on large format porcelain tiles for ease of maintenance and to minimize grout as much as possible. Added handheld showers in both as well as towel warmers.

Before picture of the master bath. It has a very large Jacuzzi tub which saw minimal action in all the years we stayed at the house. We are more shower people so away it went and a standalone tub went in its place. The shower was enlarged and a two sided shower glass enclosure went in.



Before picture of the hall bath. We took down the cabinet and door between the toilet area and main bath. In its place went a standalone shelving unit and a wall for a little separation.




Comments (15)

  • 7 years ago

    Wow, what a transformation. Love the choices you made. We are about to have our master tub/shower redone too. I am going back and forth on how to replace our jacuzzi tub. I know I'm going with a non-jetted option - just am not sure between a simple soaking tub or the standalone option. How hard was it to take out yours and do the standalone? DId you have to move the drain? It looks like any wall damage could be covered with the tile you did around the tub? (assuming any real damage was repaired of course).

    homeplayer thanked julie S
  • 7 years ago

    It took one day to demo the master bath including cutting down the tub in smaller sections. It was harder to remove the steel tub in the hall bath. It weighed a ton (exaggeration) according to my guys :-). For the drain, It should not be too hard for a plumber to make adjustments. Yes, the damaged walls around the tub were tiled. You have to take into account nothing will fit like it was years ago. Even standard ones. It will be worth it though. Enjoy and good luck.

  • PRO
    7 years ago

    Wow! Beautiful transformation! Love the vanity area!

    homeplayer thanked Stecki Construction
  • PRO
    7 years ago

    Good job! I like the lighting!

    homeplayer thanked KT tile
  • 7 years ago
    So pretty! What paint did you use for the walls (and is it the same in both?)?
    homeplayer thanked K R
  • PRO
    7 years ago

    Awesome!

    homeplayer thanked Norwood Architects
  • 7 years ago
    great job looks beautiful
    homeplayer thanked Lauri Viksush
  • 7 years ago

    Thank you. We used Sherwin Williams Ceiling Bright White Satin for the ceilings and Rarefied Air Satin for the walls both rooms.

  • PRO
    7 years ago
    Very nice project. Where did you source the black framed round mirrors?
  • PRO
    7 years ago
    Awesome, thank you for the link
  • PRO
    7 years ago

    Stunning! Love the statement mirrors. Check out some of our bathroom designs at www.gialluisihomes.com

  • 7 years ago

    looks great. I am intrigued with the master bath shower. (trying to apply this to mine). You have the shower fixtures on the long wall facing the doors. Is this how it was before or did you switch things around? Just curious. thank you.

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