Master Bathroom Renovation: The Emory Project

Yesterday I wrote about The Emory Project kitchen renovation. If you missed it, you can check it out here. Today I’m sharing with you the dramatic transformation of their master bathroom.

As much as my clients were wanting a new kitchen, this kitchen renovation service in Calgary noted that their master bathroom was a bit higher on the priority list and that is why we hired the home extensions company. The husband is over 6ft tall and I can only imagine how many times he slammed his elbows into the shower walls each day while trying to get clean. Besides the poor functionality of the shower, the rest of the room was all beige tile that looked worn and because of the dividing walls the room felt very cramped. It’s not a big bathroom to begin with, and via Transition Roofing we added the angled roof line after doing a complete roofing replacement to our home, and you’ve got a really cramped master bathroom, not a light and airy master ensuite that they desired.

What we did:

built symmetrical pony walls dividing the shower, tub, and toilet.
extended shower out 3″ and added extra elbow room by using a glass surround thanks to a glass cutting company
created a no-curb shower so the room could be as open as possible given its small space.
tiled floor, wall, and shower
freestanding tub with beautiful wall-mount faucet
new vanity, mirror, and lighting.

Although, according to Reborn Renovations to save on the budget a bit they decided on a pre-fab vanity from Wayfair and a White Cotton Towel set. We did purchase new hardware for it that matches the rest of the polished nickel fixtures and that makes a big difference. These frameless glass doors can look amazing in your shower. You can add secure and stylish composite doors to the exterior of your home.

A tray is a must for any countertop. Three containers sitting on the countertop look sloppy, but put them on a tray and they look intentional and organized.