From Outdated to Timeless
A Dated Master Bath (Before)
While there was adequate square footage in this master bath, the existing shower was a cramped 30″ x 30.” The dated oak cabinetry and lighting made the homeowner decide on a complete master bath remodel.
A Deluxe Renovation (After)
Removing the wall with the outdated glass block allowed the installation of a comfortable walk-in shower. The use of travertine tile and a very bold deco accent helped create a rich open atmosphere. Cherry cabinetry with granite countertops helped accentuate the design. The lighting was updated as well as the sunken tub. The end result was a luxurious but tasteful master bath remodel.
My designer and I put together a plan to renovate my kitchen/dining room area, master bath and guest bath. I also wanted to change out the poor quality plastic pipe that had been installed when the house was built in the mid 80s. Tim Hertzog was brought onboard to plan and oversee the entire project. He did a magnificent job! He suggested several improvements to our design as the project progressed and saw them to fruition. There were no major problems along the way. When I called attention to an issue, he quickly responded with a solution and corrected it immediately. The completed renovation exceeded my expectations, I would be totally confident in recommending him to others.
Custom Stone & Tile Work
Travertine tile has a very rich warm feel that can transform a master bath remodel. The use of accent tile, bullnose, back splash, and pencil tiles help to create an exquisite appearance.
High Quality Finishes
Quality plumbing fixtures made the shower more appealing and more useful. These included a rain showerhead and a flexible hand wand. Additionally, oil-rubbed bronze fixtures have a very warm appearance and helped create a comfortable ambience for this master bath remodel.
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