The Custom Craft team began by reclaiming the square footage taken by the previous renovation, immediately opening up possibilities for a better layout. We removed the tub and water closet, then reimagined the entire space for improved flow and function. Reclaimed Space Meets Refined Style in a Dresher Primary Bath

The new design flips the sink and dressing areas to create a more open feel. The double vanity features a center drawer and side storage, while a dedicated sit-down dressing area provides the perfect spot for daily routines. Two tall cabinets — one at the front and one at the back of the bathroom — offer abundant storage, with convenient roll-out trays in the rear cabinet. Other thoughtful details include in-drawer outlets that make daily tasks more convenient and a niche in the shower for easy access to essentials.

Large-format, marble-look wall tile minimizes grout lines for a clean, modern aesthetic and easier maintenance. The hexagonal shower floor and accent tile in the niche add subtle texture, while grey wood-look floor tile warms the space. Chrome fixtures with matte black accents provide sophisticated contrast, and the maple cabinetry in an antique barrel stain coordinates beautifully with the Calacatta Verona quartz countertops. Decorative cabinet posts add an elegant finishing touch to this transformed retreat.