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Example of an island style white tile and subway tile bathroom design in New York with a console sink

The open shelving in this bathroom is a great addition to the beautiful design. Built-ins were added near the bath for towels, candles and other calming items.

It was fun working with Stacey & Keisha on their master bathroom remodel. They asked us to gut everything and start new.
Here are some of the items they had us complete for the bathroom remodel:
Installed a new tile shower with a fun herringbone accent wall and hex-shaped shower floor tile with a matching recessed niche.
Installed 2 new pre-made vanities that go great with the colors of the shower
Installed a freestanding bathtub with a nice tub filler faucet
Installed new flooring
Their bathroom looks so elegant now...
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This master closet is designed with white frames and stained clear alder drawer fronts, doors, and backing. We implemented lighting with routed LED strips above the clothes hanging areas. The drawers are nice and wide for lots of storage, with binning strips inside for division of undies, bras, and socks to maximize space. The bottom shelves are for shoe storage. There are two long hang spaces on the left and right corners. There is a long desk as a vanity with shelving behind a door above the desk, and a spot for security below. Behind the full-length mirrored door, there are pull-out hampers and additional deep shelving for storage items. This was a fun design to build and it turned out beautiful!

When Sarah & Stephanie moved into their home, they inherited a “cave” and several homeowner fixes that needed to be corrected and updated.
We worked on Sarah's parents' master bathroom renovation before, and we were excited to work on their home. They asked us to completely remove all existing items like cabinets, shower, tub, and vanity items.
We replaced the bulky shower and dark vanity with light and airy. The shower walls are a light cream and beige veined porcelain paired with a hexagon shower floor. The niche is a large format tile, by using a large format 17X47 tile we did not have grout in the niche creating a large seamless niche.
They wanted a designated dry off area where the tub was. This flex space can be used for a bench to prepare to shower in their open concept shower.

Sponsored
Sunbury, OH
J.Holderby - Renovations
Franklin County's Leading General Contractors - 2X Best of Houzz!

The master bath was designed to catch the winter afternoon sun. Outlets and personal items are concealed behind the built-in mirrors. Photographer: Vance Fox

An elegant frameless shower door. Neo-angle with 3/8" to optional 1" thick tempered glass shown in brushed nickel finish with clear glass. Choose DesBuild Construction to design a beautiful bathroom retreat with all of the elegant quality items you are looking for.

The custom primary closet runs floor to ceiling in a light wood finish, with tall doors for hanging clothes and a stack of drawers for folded items. Long vertical pulls keep the design clean and modern.

An elegant frameless shower door. Neo-angle with 3/8" to optional 1" thick tempered glass shown in brushed nickel finish with clear glass. Choose DesBuild Construction to design a beautiful bathroom retreat with all of the elegant quality items you are looking for.

Inspiration for a transitional dark wood floor and brown floor bedroom remodel in DC Metro with white walls

This master closet is designed with white frames and stained clear alder drawer fronts, doors, and backing. We implemented lighting with routed LED strips above the clothes hanging areas. The drawers are nice and wide for lots of storage, with binning strips inside for division of undies, bras, and socks to maximize space. The bottom shelves are for shoe storage. There are two long hang spaces on the left and right corners. There is a long desk as a vanity with shelving behind a door above the desk, and a spot for security below. Behind the full-length mirrored door, there are pull-out hampers and additional deep shelving for storage items. This was a fun design to build and it turned out beautiful!

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Columbus, OH
Hope Restoration & General Contracting
Columbus Design-Build, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Historic Renovations

This master closet is designed with white frames and stained clear alder drawer fronts, doors, and backing. We implemented lighting with routed LED strips above the clothes hanging areas. The drawers are nice and wide for lots of storage, with binning strips inside for division of undies, bras, and socks to maximize space. The bottom shelves are for shoe storage. There are two long hang spaces on the left and right corners. There is a long desk as a vanity with shelving behind a door above the desk, and a spot for security below. Behind the full-length mirrored door, there are pull-out hampers and additional deep shelving for storage items. This was a fun design to build and it turned out beautiful!

This master closet is designed with white frames and stained clear alder drawer fronts, doors, and backing. We implemented lighting with routed LED strips above the clothes hanging areas. The drawers are nice and wide for lots of storage, with binning strips inside for division of undies, bras, and socks to maximize space. The bottom shelves are for shoe storage. There are two long hang spaces on the left and right corners. There is a long desk as a vanity with shelving behind a door above the desk, and a spot for security below. Behind the full-length mirrored door, there are pull-out hampers and additional deep shelving for storage items. This was a fun design to build and it turned out beautiful!

When you have an awkward open space give it a purpose. Try placing some useful items in a basket and setting it in the opening as filler or dressed up storage. This will help buyers see how they could use the space.

Modern spa master bathroom in Waterloo condo. This space was carefully planned to utilize every square inch in a well thought way and to accomplish all of the client's priorities and wish list items.
Photocred: Click Photography

When Sarah & Stephanie moved into their home, they inherited a “cave” and several homeowner fixes that needed to be corrected and updated.
We worked on Sarah's parents' master bathroom renovation before, and we were excited to work on their home. They asked us to completely remove all existing items like cabinets, shower, tub, and vanity items.
We replaced the bulky shower and dark vanity with light and airy. The shower walls are a light cream and beige veined porcelain paired with a hexagon shower floor. The niche is a large format tile, by using a large format 17X47 tile we did not have grout in the niche creating a large seamless niche.
They wanted a designated dry off area where the tub was. This flex space can be used for a bench to prepare to shower in their open concept shower.
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