Shea Bathroom Before

Goal: Our client wanted to eliminate the bathtub, get rid of the tiles (and dirt grabbing grout) on the countertop, and to brighting up this dark bathroom.  Additional storage was also desired.

Shea Bathroom After

Result: We were able to brighten up this bathroom with the use of light colored wood, flooring, and countertops, additional lighting and oversized mirrors.  We gave our client additional storage over toilet, and behind the oversize mirror.  The bathtub/shower was replaced with a full shower stall with clear glass door to keep the bathroom feel as large as possible. Custom tile work in the shower and on the backsplash gave a rich custom feel to this relatively inexpensive bathroom remodel.

Tuggle Bathroom Before

Goal: Client was happy with the layout of this bathroom, but wanted to eliminate the bathtub, update the feel, and move the shower head to the opposite side of the shower. Our client also did not like being able to see shower supplies and was considering an opaque shower door to hide these supplies.

Tuggle Bathroom After

Result: Client chose elegant but simple cabinets, countertop, and controls  for an updated look.   The bathtub was replaced by a full length shower door.  Rather than installing an opaque shower door (which would have made this bathroom seem much smaller) we built a niche into the shower wall for storage and used a wavy clear glass on the shower door which was able to mask the look of the shower supplies. The shower head was moved to desired location, and controls were placed on far wall for easy access from outside.

Wadlund Bathroom Before	Goal: Client wanted the marble gone and replaced with inexpensive, but sturdy materials.
	Result: We replaced shower and countertop with LG Hi-Macs acrylic surfaces and installed an inexpensive yet sturdy vanity to achieve the goals of this client.