We are in love with this bathroom transformation!

The previously dark, dated space received some key updates, giving it a warm and relaxing feel.

Our client requested we keep the original tile flooring and cabinetry, but everything else could be changed. The vanity and linen cabinet both were painted a dusty black to contrast the fresh, white walls. A mix of dark pulls and knobs replaced the old hardware and the countertops were swapped with a leathered black granite for a contemporary tone-on-tone look. Simple mirrors, new sconce lighting, and modern black faucets completed the vanity makeover.

There previously was a door separating the shower and toilet space from the sink area. I loved the original arched details on the vanity doors so much that we decided to remove the door altogether and create a new arched opening! This detail is a beautiful transition between the two spaces and brings more natural light in.

An old tub insert was removed allowing us to create a more open shower. We used marble look porcelain tiles to keep things light and to complement the original, neutral flooring. The tile was laid in a vertical offset pattern for a more contemporary twist. The vertical pattern also helps to draw your eyes up and give the illusion of taller ceilings.

Matte penny tile was installed to accent the new shower floor and double niches. We added gold, glass pencil liners to the niches to tie in with the gorgeous foil detailing on the new semi-flush lighting. A matte black faucet and a new corner bench seat complete the transformation.