Bathrooms

The homeowners wanted to remodel their primary bathroom as part of a larger renovation that also included the hallway bathroom, laundry room, and mudroom. The existing primary bath had an inefficient layout with a wall separating the tub and shower, an angled vanity wall, and limited storage. Their goal was to create a more open, comfortable bathroom with a larger shower, soaking tub, improved vanity storage, and a classic transitional style. 

Hurst Design Build Remodel reconfigured the primary bathroom by removing the wall between the tub and shower, rebuilding the vanity area, and creating a dedicated shower with a custom niche and bench. Norcraft cabinetry, quartz countertops, coordinated plumbing fixtures, and layered tile selections bring together traditional details and updated functionality. The revised layout provides a better balance between the bathing, showering, vanity, and storage areas. 

• Norcraft cabinetry with Top Knobs hardware 

• Caesarstone London Grey quartz countertops 

• Kohler undermount sinks with Moen vanity faucets 

• Neptune soaking tub with a Moen tub faucet and hand shower 

• Spacious shower featuring a Moen rain shower, shower valve, and Kohler hand shower 

• Monocibec Ethnos tile throughout the primary bathroom 

• Anatolia decorative tile accents 

• Custom shower niche and built-in bench 

• Baird Brothers millwork and Sherwin-Williams paint 

The completed primary bathroom offers a more open and organized layout with separate spaces for soaking, showering, and getting ready. Rich cabinetry, neutral quartz, and layered tile create a polished transitional look, while the larger shower, soaking tub, and improved storage make the room more comfortable and practical for everyday use.