Project Roundup: Our Favorite Bathrooms from 2024

Project Roundup: Our Favorite Bathrooms from 2024

This article showcases our five favorite bathroom remodels of 2024. They were chosen because they were some of the most innovative and well-executed projects we completed last year. Consider how you might apply similar designs and features in your own bathroom design.  What might be possible for your Tallahassee bathroom remodel?

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Rose Hill Primary Bathroom and Closet

Total Cost: $264,236

Time To Complete: 16 Weeks

Project Sumary:

This beautiful mountain-inspired Tallahassee bathroom remodel is complete with copper finishes and hickory cabinets, a larger shower, and a to-die-for closet. The goal for this project was to update the bathroom and significantly change the layout of the closet. What we did We removed several walls, transforming two smaller closets into one large one with an island. We then added the gorgeous copper freestanding tub, enlarged the shower, and added a second showerhead with body sprays. The result was a spectacular, large closet and an updated, unique bathroom that was just what our clients wanted.

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Key Features: Rose Hill Primary Bathroom and Closet

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Materials and Fixtures

Cabinets and Countertops The vanity features custom cabinets by Custom Wood Products, made from rustic hickory with a praline stain, heavily distressed with a back glaze for a warm, natural look. The cabinets are accented with Amwell pulls in brushed nickel from Top Knobs. The countertops are Shadow Grey quartz from MSI, offering durability and a sleek finish. Flooring and Tile The bathroom floor is finished with Pietra d’ Assisi Grigio tiles, adding a timeless and elegant touch. The shower features PietraArt Pebble tiles on the floor for a natural texture and Uptown Hamilton Matte wall tiles from Emser Tile, creating a clean, cohesive design. Fixtures and Accessories The centerpiece of the bathroom is a custom copper tub from Vintage Tubs, paired with a Balboa tub filler from Newport Brass. The vanity includes copper sinks from Native Trails, complemented by Clemens widespread faucets from Newport Brass. The shower is equipped with Clemens shower fixtures, ensuring a luxurious experience. For lighting, the Reverie double sconce from Visual Comfort adds a stylish, warm glow to the space.

Our Favorite Things: Rose Hill Primary Bathroom and Closet

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Crawfordville Master Bath on a Budget

Total Cost: $56,969

Time To Complete: 8 Weeks (we finished a week early!) 

Project Summary:

The goal of this project was to transform the master bathroom into a functional and stylish space while working within a conservative budget. Sticking to a conservative budget doesn’t mean settling for cheap solutions—it means making thoughtful, value-driven decisions. They embraced our Good, Better, Best approach, which you can read more about here, which allowed us to prioritize their needs without sacrificing quality or style. We made some major improvements to the space, including improved ventilation, better and updated lighting, and–one of our favorite features–a larger vanity complete with two sinks and a quartz countertop. What we did We removed the corner tub that the homeowners never used and replaced the small, leaky shower with a beautiful curbed one. The homeowners chose a curbed shower instead of a barrier-free one to keep costs down, and with its teak bench and shower niche, it looks updated and beautiful. We teamed up with the homeowners to stick to their conservative budget by sourcing a lower-cost (but still gorgeous) vanity from JSI. They worked hard on their end by making selections that fit both their style and financial goals. They also chose to paint the space themselves. Finally, we updated the lighting and ventilation. The end result is a beautiful, modern, light-filled, relaxing space.

Key Features: Crawfordville Master Bath on a Budget

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Materials and Fixtures

Vanity and Countertops The vanity features cabinets from JSI in the Essex Castle Door style and color, paired with Silestone Pietra countertops installed by Southern Tops. For a polished look, we added Ormonde pulls from Top Knobs. To save costs, the homeowners kept their existing medicine cabinet and mirrors, which fit perfectly into the updated design. Shower and Tile The shower walls are finished with Reserva tiles from Emser Tile, while the shower floor features Le Cafe hex tiles from Bedrosians for a stylish contrast. The bathroom floor ties the space together with Makato hex tiles, also from Bedrosians. Fixtures and Accessories We added Kohler Venza faucets and a Delta Trinsic shower system for a modern touch. The homeowners chose to reuse their existing toilet and vanity lights, keeping the project both budget-friendly and eco-conscious.

Our Favorite Things: Crawfordville Master Bath on a Budget

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Remodeling for Retirement in Buck Lake

Total Cost: $86,536

Time To Complete: 8 Weeks

Project Summary:

The goal for this bathroom remodel was to make it ready for the homeowners’ retirement by removing the old, dated garden tub and adding a large, barrier-free walk-in shower. They chose to tackle the whole bathroom, and the results were stunning. What We Did This bathroom is now accessible and beautiful, a relaxing space that the homeowners will enjoy for years. The grab bar and raised toilet height make it comfortable and secure, and the barrier-free shower (meaning there’s no curb or step) allows easy use even if mobility becomes difficult someday. The blue tile and vanity bring freshness to the space, and the updated lighting and ventilation mean that the bathroom is more attractive and more comfortable. The gorgeous new vanity and Cambria quartz countertop complete the serene design.

Key Features: Remodeling for Retirement in Buck Lake

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Materials and Fixtures

Cabinets and Countertops The vanity features frameless cabinets by Decor Cabinets in a stunning Santorini Blue finish. The countertops are Cambria Archdale quartz, which adds a touch of elegance and durability to the space. Flooring and Tile The shower walls showcase Portmore Sky Blue tiles from Tilebar, creating a serene and refreshing feel. For the shower floor and back wall, we used Le Cafe half hexagon tiles from Bedrosians, paired with Mapei Sea Salt grout to tie the design together. Fixtures and Accessories We installed Delta Linden faucets and a Delta Linden In2ition showerhead, both chosen for their functionality and timeless design.  Above the vanity, the Kohler Artifacts vanity light adds warm, stylish illumination.

Our Favorite Things: Remodeling for Retirement in Buck Lake

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Aging in Place at Miller’s Bridge Road

Total Cost: $164,446

Time To Complete: 12 Weeks (2 weeks over schedule)

Project Sumary:

The main goal for this project was to address both the dated nature of this bathroom and the hazardous recessed shower floor with slippery tile. The homeowners (who we’ve worked for in the past, remodeling their kitchen!) wanted a bathroom that provided better storage and was a safe and comfortable place for them now and in the future.

We were able to accomplish this for them and included great features such as heated flooring, a soaking tub, and a barrier-free shower. We love how it turned out!

What we did

We completely gutted this bathroom and removed a small linen cabinet. We raised the formerly dangerous shower floor and built a barrier-free shower. We added luxurious heated flooring throughout the bathroom–such a great feature.

We made a separate toilet area and installed a bidet system, which is a great option for aging in place. We addressed the lack of storage in this bathroom by adding custom cabinets for maximized storage.

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Key Features: Aging in Place at Miller’s Bridge Road

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Materials and Fixtures

Cabinets and Countertops We installed frameless cabinets by Decor Cabinets, with a Moreno stain, adding a rich and warm aesthetic to the space. The countertops are MSI Calacatta Prado quartz, bringing a luxurious and timeless feel to the design. Flooring and Tile The bathroom features a cohesive tile design with Calacatta Oro wall tiles from BF Ceramics for the shower walls, shower floor, and heated tiles for the bathroom floor. This elegant combination creates a seamless and polished look throughout. Fixtures and Accessories For the vanity, we added a stunning Pari Gold wall mirror from Lillian Home, paired with the Tilsbury two-handle faucet in polished nickel. . Lighting features include the Dover large tail wall sconce and the Stonington large lantern chandelier, both from Visual Comfort, which enhance the space with their warm illumination.

Our Favorite Things: Aging in Place at Miller’s Bridge Road

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Bathroom Remodel on Bradfordville Road

Total Cost: $130,439

Time To Complete: 11 Weeks (1 week over schedule)

Project Sumary:

The goal for this project was to remodel the master bathroom and make it accessible and easy to use for the homeowners now and in the future. To do this, it was necessary to replace the built-in tub with a barrier-free shower (the bathroom oddly didn’t have a shower at all before the remodel–just a tub!). What we did With our focus being making the bathroom accessible, we replaced the built-in tub with a barrier-free, curbless shower. We widened doorways to allow for better access, and installed grab bars and a taller toilet. We made sure to prioritize storage, adding built-in storage towers for a clutter-free space. We took out the blue tile and replaced it with a crisp white and black color scheme. The homeowner is an artist and added a lovely piece of artwork to finish the space.

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Key Features: Bathroom Remodel on Bradfordville Road

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Materials and Fixtures

Cabinets and Countertops The vanity features frameless cabinets by Decor Cabinets with a Natural Cream finish, offering a clean and timeless look. The countertops are Caesarstone Darcrest quartz, providing a durable surface. Flooring and Tile The shower walls are finished with Shaw Gemstone tiles, creating a sleek and modern backdrop. The bathroom floor features Allora hexagon tiles from Bedrosians Tile, adding a geometric touch to the space. Fixtures and Accessories The bathroom is outfitted with Delta Vero faucets, adding a contemporary flair to the vanity. The toilet is an American Standard Cadet III, chosen for its comfort and efficiency. For lighting, the Soho Loft Sconce from Shades of Light.

Our Favorite Things: Bathroom Remodel on Bradfordville Road

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Want to Explore A Project With Us ?

As we enter 2025, we look forward to designing and constructing even more gorgeous bathroom to serve the Tallahassee area homeowners. If you are interested in exploring a project Contact us today and let’s get started.