Before renovation, the bathroom was purely functional and barely that. Outdated tiles, a dripping faucet, and dim lighting created an uninviting atmosphere. Storage consisted of one crowded cabinet, so toiletries constantly piled up on the sink. It was the kind of bathroom you rushed out of instead of relaxing in.
The renovation focused on comfort and practicality. The old tub was replaced with a walk-in shower featuring clear glass panels, instantly making the room feel larger. Large-format tiles reduced grout lines and gave the walls a smooth, elegant look.
A floating vanity added storage while creating visual space underneath. Drawers were chosen over doors to keep everything organized and easy to reach. Soft LED lighting around the mirror provided better visibility, especially for morning routines.
To bring in warmth, wood accents and plants were added a small bench, a bamboo mat, and simple greenery. The finishing touches included matte black fixtures that added contrast without overpowering the design.
After renovation, the bathroom feels like a small spa retreat. It’s quiet, organized, and refreshing. What used to be an outdated corner of the house is now a calming space where mornings start peacefully and evenings wind down with ease.
