Light & Bright Bathroom Remodel in Sturbridge, Massachusetts
Chace Building Supply
7 years ago
We started this project back in 2014. The customer wanted a spa-like bathroom that was inspired by their stay in hotels while traveling. The bathroom was outdated and cramped when we first started. We gutted the bathroom to the studs, we installed brand new cabinets & quartz countertop and finished off with a custom shower in Carrara marble tile. The homeowners were ecstatic and their kids were even more excited to use their parent's new tub! See before & after:
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Comments (38)I believe that most of the expense in refurbishing a bathroom is in the labour. You can buy a very cheap toilet and sink, but it will cost you a lot to fit it in. To spend as little as possible, I would suggest painting the room a darker colour and see what you think. This will make a big difference. Perhaps a darker grey in the same tone as one of the colours in the tiles. The best thing about paint is that it is easy to change if you don't like it. You can replace the sink taps cheaply and if you can find a towel radiator that fits in the same plumbing spot that will save you plastering. You can replace the shower hose with a shiny new one and get a new clip to hold a new shower head on the wall. You can put a long, silver towel rail on the wall above the radiator and hang a nice, fluffy towel there! If you get a bigger, more modern (plain) mirror on the wall and move all of your personal items out of there the room will look less cluttered. Give it a mega good scrubbing as well and you will enjoy using your new room. Let me know when you want to refurbish the whole thing but for now that will make a low cost alternative. Please show me a photo when you're done. www.saralevydesigns.com...See MoreFrom dark, dingy flats…to fresh family home
Comments (1)Wow. That is a gorgeous transformation. Well done. :Looks stunning and very family friendly. Shannon...See More- PRO
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