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Master Bath - Before and After

4 years ago

We finally remodeled the master bath in our small condo. After eight years we ditched the whirlpool tub, moved the toilet, and enlarged the small shower. And, we lightened up the room! I’m in love!

Comments (14)

  • 4 years ago

    Wow!!


  • 4 years ago

    From ordinary to gorgeous! Enjoy!

  • 4 years ago

    Great job! Love the tile design. I see handles on the cabinet fronts. Do they tilt out or are the handles just for a unified look?

    porter420 thanked Justme
  • 4 years ago

    Beautiful! So luxurious.

  • 4 years ago

    Cabinet knobs on top front are just for a unified look - we are thinking of adjusting the area to drop down but that will take a cabinet person to cut and adjust. I need a break from the remodel for a while. :-)


  • 4 years ago

    Looks gorgeous! How large is the shower? it looks like it is not enclosed? Do you have any issues with water splashing out or the shower not being warm enough? I am planning and would like to do something similar but my husband is not sure it is practical. I’d like to hear your experience.

    porter420 thanked Pat
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    4 years ago

    amazing work!

    porter420 thanked Badeloft
  • 4 years ago

    I'm sorry everyone - I'm not seeing how to reply to each comment individually. So here's an update on a few items/questions asked:


    - Shower Size: 5' X 5'. What a change from that little 40" wide shower. We are loving the space so much. I thought I might have allocated too much space - but I'm glad I did! Moving the toilet to the old tub area is how I got all the extra room for the new shower.

    - Shower Glass Panel - no door: The shower is zero entry with only a 34" glass panel - no door. I didn't want anything to obstruct the view of that beautiful tile. The glass panel just fades away and it looks like the shower doesn't have any separation. The opening is just approx. 25" and water DOES NOT splashes out. I squeezee the bottom area of the glass panel at the end of each shower. Everyone tried to talk me into a full panel/door but I didn't agree. However, I did agree to have the glass panel installed in a manner that I could add a header later for a door in case they turned out to be right. But we are very with our decision to only have the panel.

    - I'll post an image of the toilet room and the wall opposite the shower fixture wall so you can see the niche. I went big on that too. :-)

  • 4 years ago

    Gorgeous!

    We are considering similar size and wondered about water splashing out with the zero entry. My only concern is getting chilly while showering.

  • 4 years ago

    Update - images of toilet room and the niche wall.

  • 4 years ago

    Looks great! Love the niche. What paint color did you use?

  • 4 years ago

    Looks lovely!!

  • 4 years ago

    Paint color used: Light French Grey - Sherwin Williams

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