1940s Traditional Residence Whole Bathroom Remodel

The owners of this 1940s home in Muncie, IN, wanted to transform an outdated, overcrowded main floor bathroom into one with a more classic look, featuring a luxurious shower and more countertop and storage space. Crews solved the overcrowding problem by removing the bathtub, taking out the second door and moving the vanity to a new position during this 4-week construction project.

Updates:

• Porcelain tile flooring
• Ceramic tile on two entire walls with heavy crown molding
• Cool tone paint scheme, with whites, grays and blacks
• Heavy duty shower enclosure with solid surface shower base and 83-inch, clear glass shower door with interior hinge; caddie shelves built into tile shower wall
• One-bowl floating vanity
• Can and pendant lighting
• Shuttered window treatments
• Quarter-sawn oak mirror and floating shelves
• Cambria quartz countertops
• Updated plumbing and fixtures

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