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Primary Bathroom Remodel in Tulalip, WA

We remodeled the primary bathroom of this Tulalip home in 2023, taking it from oak cabinets, a laminate counter and a sheet vinyl floor to a white double vanity, a lit mirror and a new tub. The tub sits behind sliding glass in a marble-look tile surround with a hexagon mosaic niche, and a wood-look plank floor runs through the room.

City
Tulalip, WA
Service
Primary bathroom remodel
Year
2023
Scope
Full remodel: new tub and tile surround, double sink vanity, new flooring, mirror, lighting and fixtures
Materials
White double vanity with black barn-style hardware, marble-look counter, LED mirror, marble-look wall tile, hexagon mosaic niche, wood-look plank floor
Contractor
Volcano Builders, WA license VOLCABI792C6
Approximate investment
About $35,000

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Remodeled bathroom with a white double vanity, a wide LED mirror and a tub behind sliding glass
The finished Tulalip bathroom: double vanity, LED mirror and tub shower
Before

Before the remodel

Bathroom before the remodel with an oak double vanity, a gray laminate counter and a tub behind framed glass doors
Before: the Tulalip bathroom with an oak vanity and framed tub doors
Old tub with framed sliding doors beside an oak vanity and a wall cabinet
Before: the old tub, framed doors and a wall cabinet above the toilet
Gray laminate counter with two drop-in sinks on an oak vanity, before the remodel
Before: two drop-in sinks in a gray laminate counter
Looking down into the old tub with a gray surround and a beige vinyl floor beside it
Before: the old tub surround and the vinyl floor
Oak vanity and toilet on a beige vinyl floor before the remodel
Before: the oak vanity beside the toilet
After

The finished bathroom

Remodeled bathroom with a white double vanity, a wide LED mirror and a tub behind sliding glass
The finished Tulalip bathroom: double vanity, LED mirror and tub shower
White double vanity with sliding barn-style doors, black hardware and a marble-look counter
A white double vanity with barn-style doors and black hardware
White vanity with two sinks under a wide backlit mirror and a skylight reflection
Two sinks under one wide backlit mirror
View from the doorway over the vanity to the tub with sliding glass and marble-look tile
From the doorway: vanity on the right, tub at the end
Tub with a sliding glass door, marble-look wall tile and a mosaic niche, beside the toilet
The tub shower behind sliding glass, with the mosaic niche
New white tub behind a glass slider, above a wood-look plank floor
A new tub and glass slider over the wood-look floor
Recessed shower niche lined with a gray and white hexagon mosaic in marble-look wall tile
The niche: a hexagon mosaic set into the marble-look tile
Close view of the round roller hardware on the sliding glass tub door
Round roller hardware on the sliding glass door
Undermount sink in a marble-look counter with a brushed faucet and the backlit mirror above
An undermount sink and brushed faucet in the marble-look counter
Video

Before and after video

White double vanity with a wide LED mirror and a tub behind sliding glass, video thumbnail
Before and after video of this Tulalip bathroom. 39 seconds.
The project

How this Tulalip bathroom came together

The goal

The homeowner asked for a full remodel of the primary bathroom: a new tub, a 60 inch vanity with a double sink and new flooring. The old room had oak cabinets, a gray laminate counter, a tub behind framed glass doors and a beige sheet vinyl floor.

The challenge

The room is long and narrow, with the vanity on one side, the tub at the end and the toilet between them. A double vanity had to fit along that wall and still leave a clear path from the door to the tub, and the sinks needed better light than one old bar fixture.

The solution

This was a full remodel. A new tub went in at the end, surrounded by large marble-look wall tile with a recessed niche lined in a hexagon mosaic, and closed with a frameless sliding glass door on round rollers. Along the side wall we installed a white double vanity with sliding barn-style doors, black bar hardware, a marble-look counter and two undermount sinks with brushed faucets. One wide backlit LED mirror replaced the old mirror and light bar, and a wood-look plank floor now runs from the door to the tub.

The result

The finished bathroom is bright and easy to keep clean, with two sinks for two people, glass where the framed doors used to be and one continuous floor. The new tub, vanity and flooring are exactly the three things the homeowner asked for.

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Questions

Questions about this project

Can a double vanity fit in a narrow bathroom?

Often, yes. In this Tulalip bathroom the double vanity runs along the long wall and the tub sits at the far end, so the walkway stays clear. Sliding barn-style doors on the vanity also help, because they open without swinging into the room.

Why use a sliding glass door on a tub instead of a curtain?

A glass door keeps water in the tub and leaves the tile and niche on view, so a small room feels larger. Here a frameless slider on round rollers replaced the old framed doors.

How much did this project cost?

About $35,000. 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, vanity and finishes 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 Seattle and Bellevue, WA.

Next steps

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