Wow, great remodel! Love the blues against the white tile surround and cabinetry.

What is the countertop? Thx!

Way too girly for a bachelor pad IMO.

Job well done!

Nice!

Very nice!

I think the three-light sconce should be turned to send light down instead of illuminating the ceiling.
Beautiful job!

Awesome transformation of a small bathroom space. Not usually a fan of wood finished vanities but this one provides a great foil to the other finishes. Great job!

This is not a bachelor pad transformation!!!

This lilac blue thing going on here is way off for a bachelor. This needs to be a dark blue, navy or indigo. Maybe stripes, or something. The vanity okay. The faucets, and light fixture all too curvy for "bachelor design". Are the counter tops a baby blue color?

But, if you are happy with it, or your bachelor is happy with it, then so be it..

@donnatrus its called Blue Macauba

The color opens the entire space up! Lovely!

@jora they did a great job, the floors are gorgeous, the work done is nice and so is the vanity, but it's mislabeled as a bachelor pad Reno.

If you don't believe me, ask any single guys. As a matter of fact, I believe another person (man) commented to the same effect..

BTW, when you post pictures of your work, you are soliciting comments, good, bad, or ugly. I know I have had them, and I don't let it get to me.

Also, I don't fight anyone's battles but my own. I have seen this Tesi's work, and I have been super impressed with her stuff, but this one didn't do it for me. And I understand that there are budget constraints, clients tastes etc. that affect the end job. With that being said, my intention was never to offend you, Jora.

Tessi, if I offended you, I apologize it wasn't my intent.

Spoiler alert: not all men (including all single men, i.e. bachelors) are the same or have the same taste. What a concept.

Looks good. Glad you found a less electocution-y spot for that iron.

k Interior - I appreciate the response. You did not offend me, as it was not my project.

Rather, mislabeled or not, I find it unimpressive and impolite to make negative comments about others completed work.

Although I do understand that many post on this site for assistance, some others do so because they are proud of what they've achieved. To make negative comments about others completed work does nothing productive other than hurt their feelings.

Regarding the comment about the light fixture positioned up or down. The preference depends on the shadows cast by the light fixtures. Lights down can sometimes cause unflattering shadows on the face. Or, if you look up all you see are the bulbs. I had to explain this to my contractor. He put the in down position, but said he would reverse if I preferred.

@Jora and @K Interior Design Group thank you for your participation. Every client is different and everyone's aesthetic is unique. As a designer I try to be objective and lead my client to the most cohesive design scheme as possible. While this space may not look like your typical "bachelor pad" bathroom it was my pleasure to help him execute what he had envisioned. Thank you both!

Let's not forget that not all bachelors have overtly masculine tastes. This is a beautiful after.

This "bachelor pad" definitely leans more feminine with the lilac paint, curvy light sconce, floral wall tiles.

Why bring gender into a remodel? Would there be comments like this if this was a "bachelorette" pad that was neutral or more toward the masculine? Think all the minimalist decor or even MCM. Leather. Plenty of females opt for those - an no one seems to comment that it's very masculine for a female.

Beautiful