Bathroom

Our shower!

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Mirror

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Wood and tile

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Nice and fresh

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Clothes hamper

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Layout: Here you can see the configuration of the various components and how Padvaiskas won the game of inches to get space for everything her client wanted, including a spacious walk-in shower on the right, above the toilet. Cost: $43,800, including materials, labor and design fees. Here’s how that broke down. Contractor labor and designer: $16,000Countertop, cabinetry (millwork): $9,000Plumbing fixtures: $8,000Tile (floor and in shower, including custom mosaic) and installation: $4,000Lighting and heated floor (electrical): $3,000New window: $800Shower glass and other costs: $3,000See more of this bathroom Related GuidesHow to Lay Out a 100-Square-Foot Bathroom5 Ways With an 8-by-5-Foot BathroomHow to Lay Out an 8-by-5-Foot BathroomHow Much Does a Bathroom Remodel Cost?More Resources on HouzzFind bath designers and contractorsBrowse bath products and materials

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8. Transitional Style in the Face of a Difficult ShapeLocation: MontrealSize: 120 square feet (11.1 square meters)Designer: Joanne Padvaiskas of Wow Great PlaceThe backstory: The previous bathroom offered minimal storage and a never-used corner tub that ate up most of the available space. Solution: Designer Joanne Padvaiskas removed everything and relocated every piece of plumbing. She even moved the door leading into the room. A reconfigured layout put a now often-used stand-alone tub (smaller in scale than the previous tub) into the corner, freeing up space for a walk-in shower. Tub: Bath Depot; paint: Storm (cabinetry) and Barely There (walls), Benjamin Moore

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Gadget storage

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Colorful and back splash neat

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Sink/toilet area. Light above sink and mirror

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Different place to put toilet

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Hall bathroom

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Wow

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Toothbrush and toothpaste holder

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Deep drawer for stuff

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Love drawer in u shape

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Cabinet up next to tub enclosure

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