In the heart of countless homes, down a familiar hallway, lies a space often overlooked—the hall bathroom. It’s a space mainly utilized by guests or kids, and for many, in desperate need of a transformation. This remodel is a testament to how a simple space can transform into a haven of charm and elegance.

The homeowners knew they wanted a timeless bathroom makeover they would be proud to show guests for years to come, keeping accessibility and functionality at the forefront. 

The journey began with the addition of a window—a gateway for natural light to pour in! It brightens every aspect of the room, especially the Naval Blue bamboo vanity cabinet with open shelving and the gorgeous Carrara marble countertop. It was then time to say goodbye to the outdated tub and say hello to a beautiful subway-tiled shower with a glass penny round tile accent! The heavy glass doors make the space look larger without adding any square footage, and removing the tub will make this space accessible for years to come. 

Lastly, the shiplap walls and LVP flooring bring a rustic modern flare, pulling the design elements together. This space’s combination of colors and textures creates a tranquil space every homeowner dreams of. 

Enjoying your little slice of spa time starts with the primary bedroom ensuite in your own home. This newly remodeled primary bathroom just speaks calm into your very first moments in the morning and prepares you for rest at the end of a hectic day.

The original bathroom plan for these DreamMaker clients included a corner garden tub and two separate vanities, all with a heavy dose of dark accent tile surrounding. The homeowners were looking for a bright and cohesive new design with high functioning and low maintenance materials in mind, as this is a season of life that includes multiple children involved in multiple activities.

Maximizing the bathroom layout starts with removing the garden tub to create space for a great low threshold shower. Replacing a dated glass block window with a slim horizontal window, sometimes called a letter box window, at eye level allows that beautiful daylight to still fill the space without compromising privacy. Double bowl vanity and reduced depth counter cabinet equipped with hidden electrical outlet in appliance garage.

The low maintenance bathroom materials we love in this space include the LVT flooring and subway stamped shower wall panels and one-piece shower pan – beating the grout game beautifully.