Hallway Bath Renovation

Hallway Bath Renovation

Working with a Designer in our showroom, the homeowner selected all of the materials for her new hallway bath. She decided that since the bathtub was rarely used, a large shower would be better suited for their needs. She wanted a double vanity, but something more up-to-date with higher quality finishes.

Once we delivered all of the new materials to the home, our project team got to work. As we all know from our favorite home improvement shows, the first step is demolition. We removed the tub, old vanity, mirror, toilet, and shower tile. The crew rebuilt the walls where needed and installed a new shower pan.

The new shower tile was installed. The shower walls were a fairly basic white subway tile. However, a lovely pebbled floor and accent niche gave some visual interest to the new shower. Sliding glass doors gave the room another useful upgrade. All of the accessories, hardware, and fixtures were squared, rather than rounded.

We installed the new double vanity, as well as matching mirrors. We put in new lighting that also helped update the look of the bathroom. The carpenters installed new baseboard and crown molding. The painters completed the project by giving the bathroom a fresh, uniform coating of light grey paint.

In addition to the hallway bath renovation, we also provided a powder room remodel for this home. You can see the before and after of this powder room project here. By remodeling two bathrooms at once, we are able to improve efficiency and save time compared to renovating these rooms at separate times.

If you have one bathroom that needs work, or a few, Monk’s can help. Give us a call at 973-635-7900 to set up your free estimate appointment, or book online.