Rejuvenating Bath Design
Customer Issues
- A master bath transformation was needed because the home was built in early 1980’s and the master bath remained as originally built consisting of a large unused tub with small shower
- The vanity was small and short with limited functional storage and topped with the typical for the era cultured marble top and a non-descript plate glass mirror
- Further prompting the need to do something was that the shower base was leaking and so dirty that it couldn’t be cleaned
- The homeowner wanted their old bath transformed into a spa bath with a large shower and improved vanity with more storage
- In looking for a contractor the homeowners wanted a one-stop shopping experience delivered by a design-build contractor
Bel Air Construction Solutions
- The 3D Design/Build process and renderings helped the customer visualize the possibilities and how the master bath transformation could be achieved
- The expansive DuraSupreme handcrafted furniture style vanity has plenty of cabinets and drawers for storage and is topped by a Caesarstone Noble Grey quartz countertop
- Decorative mirrors over each sink replace the non-descript plate glass mirror and are accented with wall sconces
- The unused tub was removed and the toilet relocated to free up space
- Coordinating marble-look materials were selected for their function and ease of maintenance and to complement the stone shower floor
- The new glass-enclosed, two-person shower features two Kohler showerheads, a hand-held shower head, shower jets, and a bench
Bel Air Construction Team
- Interior Designer – Bobbie McMillon
- Project Manager – Jeremiah Brown/Jake Graham
- Tilework – Neil Hebermehl/Patrick Hall
- Countertops – Classic Granite and Mable
- Vanities – Jeremy Bruner
- Plumbing – Joe Bahr
- Electrical – Jay Gill
- Framing – Geoff Boecher
- Demo and Painting – Homeowner