Double Vanity Bathroom Remodel in Elkridge, MD

The before

A Long, Narrow Bath Stuck in the Past

This Elkridge bathroom is long and narrow, with the shower at the far end under the window. It worked, but it looked tired: one sink for a busy household, a dark vanity that made the room feel smaller, and an old fiberglass shower stall with a framed sliding door.

The homeowners picked out their own vanity, tile, mirrors and fixtures. Our job was to tear the room out, fix what was behind the walls and install everything so it looked like it was made for the space.

• A single-sink espresso vanity with a granite top and a cabinet crowding the toilet
• A fiberglass shower stall with a framed, frosted sliding door
• Wood-look plank flooring that didn’t suit a wet room
• Dated lighting and a room that felt dark from the doorway

The after

Bright, Modern and Built to Last

The room is the same size, but it reads completely differently. Light walls and a white vanity open it up, the black floor and fixtures tie it together, and the shower is now a full tiled walk-in instead of a plastic stall.

Materials and finishes

• Vanity White double vanity with a white stone-look top, two undermount sinks and matte black faucets and pulls
• Mirrors and light Two round backlit LED mirrors with black frames and black multi-light bars above
• Shower Large marble-look porcelain wall tile, black hex mosaic niche, rain head plus handheld wand and a black grab bar
• Glass Frameless sliding glass door on a matte black rail
• Floor Large-format black tile laid on a diagonal: waterproof, easy to clean and no upkeep
• Materials Chosen and supplied by the homeowner; we handled all demo, plumbing, waterproofing, tile and installation