The homeowners wanted a big style change without losing the black hexagon floor tile they already liked. We replaced the white double vanity with a custom white oak vanity, added matte black fixtures and arched mirrors, and built an open glass shower enclosure.
Custom white oak vanity, matte black trough sink and fixtures, arched mirrors, glass shower enclosure, original hexagon floor tile kept
License
CSLB #1107862
01
The Starting Point
This bathroom had a white, traditional double sink vanity, traditional lighting and a standard layout. The homeowners wanted a dramatic style upgrade, but they liked their black hexagon floor tile and wanted to keep it. So we planned the new design around the floor.
02
A Custom White Oak Vanity
We removed the white traditional double sink vanity and built in an open, custom natural white oak vanity. The open shelf below keeps towels and baskets in easy reach. If you're planning new cabinetry, see our bathroom remodeling service.
03
A Matte Black Trough Sink and Plumbing Changes
The vanity has an integrated matte black trough sink with a thick profile. To get there, we modified the plumbing to switch from a standard double sink setup to black deck mount fixtures. If your remodel moves plumbing, ask about design, plans and permits.
04
Arched Mirrors, Black Hardware and an Open Glass Shower
We replaced the old traditional lighting with sleek black hardware and matching arched mirrors. The shower now has a fully open, seamless glass panel enclosure.
05
What We Kept
The black hexagon floor tile stayed. It ties the old and new design together.
01Removed the white traditional double sink vanity
02Built a custom natural white oak vanity with an open shelf
03Installed an integrated matte black trough sink
04Modified the plumbing for black deck mount fixtures
05Replaced the old lighting with black hardware and arched mirrors
06Installed an open, seamless glass panel shower enclosure
07Kept the original black hexagon floor tile
Every Project Is Priced for the Home
What shapes the price
The size of the bathroom, custom or stock cabinetry, the sink and fixtures, plumbing changes, the glass shower enclosure, electrical work for lighting, and any permit requirements.
Call us for a free consultation and a written estimate for your home.
We wanted a dramatic style upgrade for our bathroom layout while keeping the black hexagon floor tiles we originally liked. Juda's team completely delivered on our vision. They ripped out the generic white traditional double sink vanity and replaced it with an open, custom natural white oak vanity with an integrated matte black thick profile trough sink. They swapped our dated traditional lighting for sleek black hardware, matching arched mirrors, and a fully open, seamless glass panel shower enclosure on the left.
The precision on the plumbing modifications to switch from a standard dual sink configuration to the black deck mount hardware was perfect. They completed the work quickly, showed high attention to detail, and kept our home clean. We couldn't be happier with the results!
Homeowner, Temple City
Questions About This Project
It depends on the size of the room, how much changes, and lead times for custom pieces like a white oak vanity. The homeowner said the work was completed quickly. You get a written schedule with your estimate.
It depends on the size, the cabinetry and fixtures, any plumbing and electrical changes, and permits. Call (747) 203-9495 for a free consultation and a written estimate for your home.
Often, yes. On this project the homeowners kept their black hexagon tile, and we built the new vanity, fixtures and shower around it. We check the tile and the plumbing locations before we plan the work.
Yes, but it usually means plumbing changes. On this project we modified the plumbing to go from a standard double sink setup to black deck mount fixtures.
This project had a custom natural white oak vanity. Tell us your style and we'll talk through the options and materials.
Simple cosmetic updates often don't, but moving plumbing or electrical usually does. Juda Builders offers design, plans and permit preparation, so ask us about your bathroom.
Yes. We completed this project in Temple City and serve Los Angeles County and surrounding areas from our Van Nuys office. Call (747) 203-9495 to confirm service for your address.
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