Main Street Apartment Remodel - Part 2: Master and Guest Bathrooms

Original bathrooms can often be dark, have odd layouts, old wallpaper and usually have the “pork chop” shaped vanity which makes the whole space feel dated. We love making the bathroom feel special and having fun with tile, fixtures and lighting. Here are some before and after photos of two of our favorite bathroom makeovers.

BEFORE

The guest bath had standard builder grade finishes and minimal light which just wasn’t working for our clients taste. We knew this would be the space to have some fun with the flooring and we are so thrilled with how it turned out.

AFTER

We kept the original layout of the guest bath but changed everything else. With a fresh coat of paint, white modern vanity, and new tile throughout, the space felt like an oasis. This bathroom instantly felt bigger and brighter and the floor tile….let’s just say we’re in love.

Paint: Steam by Benjamin Moore

Floor Tile: Tile Town

BEFORE

The biggest complaint our clients had with their master bathroom was that it felt dark. The paint was the same beige that was original to the home and it made the whole space feel small and dated.

AFTER

We started by painting the walls a creamy white which did wonders for the overall feel of the space. The hexagon flooring finished with a charcoal grey grout added visual interest and the white tiles used in the shower were the perfect canvas for the new black bath fixtures. To bring in some warmth and texture we added two fir shelves above the toilet, hooks for the Turkish towels and some fun artwork. The final look was bright, airy and modern the perfect compliment to the rest of the home.

Paint: Steam by Benjamin Moore