Our first example is a master bathroom we recently remodeled in West Magill. The clean, sleek lines result in a bathroom that exudes simple elegance. The beautiful black flooring is a perfect complementary shade for the white subway tile cladding of the tub and shower. And notice how the tile in the shower itself ties together the subway tile and the flooring designs.
Adding a soaking tub was a great addition because it adds dimension (both visually and practically) without dominating the room. It not only looks good in the room, but it’s also functional for those times when you want a luxurious soak.
Take note of how the use of the large mirror magnifies the visual space. But there’s a practical element you may not catch at first glance. Notice how the mirror stops several inches above the countertop. That prevents water, soap, and even toothpaste from splashing on the mirror. Nothing takes away from the elegance of a beautiful bathroom like a messy mirror!
Not all bathroom remodels have to be large (in fact, here’s a helpful post that focuses exclusively on creative ideas for small bathrooms). This smaller bathroom we recently completed in Fawn Lane is a great example.
The homeowners made a bold move from a very standard looking bathroom into a stunningly beautiful room with sleek black and gray color scheme for walls that are accented by a grey vanity and bright white countertop and toilet. They also had us install a seamless shower entry with stylish grab bars and a detachable showerhead. Those elements are just of few of the things that turned this very ordinary bathroom into an eye-catching space that’s ideal for anyone wanting to age-in-place (which happens to be one of our specialties). Click here for larger images—and for a before-and-after photo that shows you the impact of this design and remodel.
It’s been said that nothing dates a home quite as much as a kitchen or a bathroom that hasn’t been updated. This bathroom we remodeled in Glen is a good example of that. While tile sinks were quite popular at one time, they look dated today (and that’s even if you can keep the grout between the tiles clean!).
The homeowners opted to replace the dated countertop, sink, and fixtures with a beautiful granite countertop, a new sink, and updated fixtures. They also chose complimentary stonework and flooring in the shower that helped complete the new look. The old tile floor (with small tiles) was also replaced with larger stone tiles that help expand the visual space in the room.
Of course, these three remodels are just a small representation of the possibilities you have for creating a Fresno bathroom you’ll love. Visit our Project Gallery and click on the “Bathrooms” tab for additional ideas.