The original bath had brown tile, a built-in tub surround with failing grout, a separate frosted shower stall, and corroded fixtures. I gutted it down to studs, kept the layout but swapped the shower stall for a glass enclosure, ran tile up as wainscoting, and put in a dark vanity with a mosaic floor. Hired a tile guy for the wet walls — that's not work I want to redo in five years.
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Before Brown tile, built-in tub surround, frosted shower stall — vintage and tired.
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Before Tub surround grout was failing and the fixtures were corroded through. Nothing here was worth saving.
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Before View from the doorway before demo. Vessel sink and dated tile everywhere.
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After Finished — tile wainscot, dark vanity, glass shower enclosure where the old stall used to be.
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After Mosaic floor pattern came out clean. Glass enclosure makes the whole room read bigger.
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