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Tom and Karen's Manheim Township Master Bathroom Remodel

An Elegant and Stunning Master Bathroom

Project Goals:
  • Modernize the space
  • Make it safer for aging in place
  • Update the style 
Bathroom Cost Category: Midrange Designer
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Project Overview

The original bathroom was outdated. The homeowners wanted to modernize and reimagine the space to better match their personal style.

It was also necessary to keep safety in mind. The original bathroom included a tub that our clients had to step over to get into the shower. They wanted a safer option, including grab bars, to accommodate their needs and support aging in place.

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Project Developer

Caryn Hendershott

Ryan Snyder Lead Carpenter

Lead Carpenter

Ryan Snyder

Design Concepts

Manheim Township Bathroom design rendering
Manheim Township Bathroom design rendering

Scope of Work

To address the safety concerns, we removed the bathtub and replaced it with a walk-in shower. We also added grab bars for extra safety. The gorgeous shower is complete with a stunning porcelain tile that is also used as the vanity backsplash. A frameless glass shower door was used to add to the sleek look of the shower.

To complement the gold in the tile, we used champagne bronze fixtures and hardware. The cream double vanity sits under a clean white quartz countertop. If you look closely at the vanity hardware you will notice the scalloped design that matches that of the mirrors. The soffit above the vanity was removed to open up the space.

The rich brown LVP floor was the perfect way to complete the bathroom. It adds warmth while also bringing out the darker gold shades in the tile.

Project Timeline

Project Development Start

January 30, 2023

Production Start

March 7, 2023

Project Completion

May 24, 2023

Tom and Karen were pretty clear with their vision and knew what they wanted from their remodel. They were decisive with their selections and were able to move through the design phase rather quickly. During pre-production we work on ordering materials, learning product lead times, and scheduling trade partners. Pre-production can typically last 1-2 months. Once construction starts, a typical bathroom remodel takes about 4-6+ weeks. This bathroom ran into some challenges with the shower door, requiring replacement materials with a lead time that pushed the completion date later than anticipated. 

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