Brown Bath to Elegant Retreat

Before
Deep mocha walls, a single mirror strip light and heavy cherry cabinetry left the primary bath feeling dark and dated. The drop-in tub crowded the floor plan and the tile pattern visually shrank the space.

After
Dreamery introduced a soft palette of ivory millwork, warm-grey quartz tops and pale oak plank tile to flood the room with light. A custom linen tower now divides two framed mirrors, each served by brushed-nickel faucets from Delta Faucet. The oversize tub was removed, allowing a frameless glass shower to expand and a cushioned bench to slide under the glass-block window. Task sconces and toe-kick LEDs provide layered lighting without glare.

Project Highlights

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  Timeline – 4 weeks from demo to final punch list
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  Scope – plumbing relocation, new exhaust, custom inset cabinetry, quartz fabrication, LVT subfloor leveling
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  Storage gain – +40 % via full-height linen tower and deep drawer stacks
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  Comfort – thermostatic shower valve, dimmable sconces, soft-close doors

Return on investment
A post-renovation appraisal set the home an uplift of $55 000. With a construction budget of $28 000, the owners realized an immediate 196 % ROI, while enjoying a bright, spa-like suite that adds daily convenience and long-term value.