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Primary Bathroom Remodel in Snohomish, WA

This Snohomish primary bathroom went from a tiled corner tub and a framed shower to a freestanding tub under the window and a frameless glass shower in blue glass subway tile. We finished it in 2023 with a long teal shaker double vanity, white counters, two mirrors and a light wood-look tile floor.

City
Snohomish, WA
Service
Primary bathroom remodel
Year
2023
Scope
Corner tub and framed shower removed, freestanding tub, walk-in glass shower with niches, double vanity, tile floor, lighting and fixtures
Materials
Blue glass subway tile, gray hexagon shower floor, frameless glass, teal shaker cabinets, white counters, brushed nickel fixtures, wood-look floor tile
Contractor
Volcano Builders, WA license VOLCABI792C6
Approximate investment
About $50,000

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Freestanding white tub centered under a window, with dark tile wainscot behind it and a light wood-look floor
The finished Snohomish bathroom: a freestanding tub under the window
Before

Before the remodel

Primary bathroom before the remodel with a tiled corner tub under a window and a framed glass shower
Before: a tiled corner tub and a framed shower in Snohomish
Before the remodel: tub deck on one side, an oak vanity on the other and beige floor tile
Before: the tub deck, oak vanity and beige floor tile
Long view of the old oak double vanity and beige tile floor toward the closet doors
Before: the oak double vanity, looking toward the closet
After

The finished bathroom

Freestanding white tub centered under a window, with dark tile wainscot behind it and a light wood-look floor
The finished Snohomish bathroom: a freestanding tub under the window
Freestanding tub beside a frameless glass shower lined in blue glass subway tile
The tub beside the new frameless glass shower
Walk-in shower in blue glass subway tile with two niches, a frameless glass door and the tub beyond
The shower: blue glass subway tile and two niches
Frameless glass shower seen from the door side with stacked niches and a hexagon tile floor
The shower from the door side, with stacked niches
Long teal shaker double vanity with a white counter, two sinks and two framed mirrors
A long teal shaker double vanity with two sinks
Freestanding tub with a deck-mounted filler under a window framed by dark tile wainscot
The tub corner, with dark tile wainscot under the window
Brushed nickel rain head, handheld shower on a slide bar and two valves on blue glass subway tile
A rain head, handheld shower and two brushed nickel valves
Gray hexagon tile shower floor around a square drain with blue glass subway tile walls
Gray hexagon tile on the shower floor
Wide view of the remodeled bathroom from the tub to the door and the teal vanity
From the tub across to the door and the vanity

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The project

How this Snohomish primary bathroom came together

The goal

The homeowner came to us for a primary bathroom remodel. The room had a large tiled corner tub under the window, a framed glass shower beside it, an oak double vanity and beige floor tile, and the new design replaced every one of those pieces.

The challenge

The old corner tub and its tiled deck took up a large part of the room, and the framed shower was boxed in beside it. Both had to come out, and the new tub, shower and vanity had to share the same window wall and door openings without crowding each other.

The solution

We removed the corner tub, its deck and the framed shower. In their place a freestanding tub now sits centered under the window, with dark tile wainscot behind it. Next to it we built a walk-in shower lined in blue glass subway tile, with two recessed niches, a rain head, a handheld shower on a slide bar and a gray hexagon floor, all closed in with frameless glass. Across the room a long teal shaker double vanity with a white counter and two framed mirrors replaced the oak cabinets, and a light wood-look tile floor runs throughout.

The result

The finished photos were taken on June 23, 2023. Where the corner tub used to sit there is now open floor around a freestanding tub, the shower is clear glass instead of a framed box, and the teal vanity gives the room its color.

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Questions

Questions about this project

Can a built-in corner tub be replaced with a freestanding tub?

Yes. In this Snohomish bathroom the tiled corner tub and its deck were removed and a freestanding tub now sits under the same window. Taking out the deck also freed floor space around the tub, and the shower next to it was rebuilt at the same time.

Why glass subway tile in the shower?

Glass tile reflects light, so a shower lined in it looks bright even in an inside corner. In this bathroom the blue glass subway tile runs floor to ceiling inside frameless glass and picks up the color of the teal vanity across the room.

How much did this project cost?

About $50,000. Every project is priced in writing, line by line, for your home.

How do I get a price for a primary bathroom remodel like this one?

Book a consultation. We look at the room, talk through the tub, shower and vanity you want and send a written, itemized price before work starts. For what moves the price of a bathroom, read Cost of a Bathroom Remodel in the Greater Seattle Area.

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