This pool bath had a bulkhead soffit with fluorescent lighting that was making an already small space feel dark and cave-like. Removing it was the single biggest impact move we made in this entire renovation.

Once the ceiling opened up, everything else followed — a navy fluted vanity with brass hardware, a marble countertop, an arched mirror, and corner floating shelves to maximize the narrow footprint. The hexagon tile floor and vintage-style runner add warmth without competing with the rest of the design.

The result is a hardworking pool bath that feels polished enough to double as a guest bath.

If you have a soffit eating up your ceiling height, it's worth a conversation. The difference is significant and the project is more straightforward than most homeowners expect.

Contact us to discuss your project.