Fort Lauderdale, FL
Contemporary Primary Bathroom
BathroomFull Renovation
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- Location
- Fort Lauderdale, FL
- Project Type
- Bathroom
- Style
- Contemporary
- Scope
- Full Renovation
The Project
From cramped and tiredto calm and open.
The original bathroom had a separate tub and a small enclosed shower, a builder-grade vanity and very little storage.
The goal was a primary bathroom that felt calm and generous every morning, without changing the footprint of the room.
The Challenge
What needed to change.
Heavy grout lines and small tiles made the room feel busy, the enclosed shower blocked light, and counter space was limited.
- 01Layout
- 02Storage
- 03Lighting
- 04Outdated finishes
The Design
The direction.
Large-format stone reduces visual noise, frameless glass opens the shower to the room, and a floating vanity with integrated lighting makes the floor read as one continuous surface.
- Large-format stone
- Frameless glass
- Floating vanity
- Integrated lighting
Before & After
Same room. A different space.
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Fort Lauderdale, FL · Full Renovation
In Detail
A closer look.
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What Changed
The difference, item by item.
Before
- Enclosed shower
- Small, busy tile
- Builder-grade vanity
- Limited counter space
After
- Open, frameless shower
- Large-format stone
- Floating vanity with storage
- Integrated, layered lighting
Project Highlights
The details that define it.
- 01Floating Vanity
- 02Frameless Glass
- 03Large-Format Stone
- 04Integrated Lighting
- 05Backlit Mirror
The Result
The finished space.
A quieter, brighter bathroom where every surface feels deliberate, and storage is built in rather than added on.
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