Corner tubs were all the luxury rage in the 2000’s, but they take up a lot of space and typically are not utilized as much as showers. Bathroom design is equally about function and setting a relaxing mood, so when the homeowner’s wanted a change Revive Remodeling delivered.
Reconfiguring with a grand shower in place of the old tub included removing the corner windows and placing a sliver window to keep the natural light in the bathroom. Enclosed in a wall of glass, the shower has a full-length bench, huge soap niche, double shower sprays, coupled with surprising tile patterns that adds a deluxe appeal.
The tall pony wall purposely allows a uniform place to hang a second towel ring next to the vanity sink. The double vanity stained in a dark Garnet color sharply contrasts with the light floor tile and white countertops. Matching square framed mirrors complete the symmetry. The toilet closet door was relocated for better access. And the old shower was removed and a new linen closet matching the vanity in its place for oodles of additional storage.
