200+ Bathrooms Completed
Across Broward County

Tub-to-Shower Conversion With a Dark Green Accent Wall

The starting point was a familiar one: a tub-and-curtain combination at the end of a narrow bathroom, a laminate-top vanity, small square floor tile and mint-painted walls. We took the room back to a clean layout and rebuilt it around a walk-in shower where the tub used to be.

The bathtub came out and a shower went in its place, closed off with a frosted sliding glass panel and finished in large-format wall tile. The vanity wall was painted a deep green and given a floating two-tone vanity with a matte black vessel sink and faucet, a backlit round LED mirror and a four-light glass vanity bar. Light wood-look flooring runs the full length of the room to keep the space feeling longer.

• Bathtub replaced by a walk-in shower
• Frosted sliding glass shower panel
• Floating vanity, black vessel sink
• Backlit round LED mirror
• Deep green accent wall
• Wood-look flooring throughout

Farmhouse Vanity and Black-Framed Glass Shower

This bathroom pairs warm, rustic texture with crisp black-and-white detailing. The centerpiece is a barn-door style vanity in a weathered gray finish, topped with a white counter and a matte black faucet, under a black-framed mirror and a three-light fixture.

The shower is enclosed with a black-framed sliding glass door. Marble-look tile covers the shower walls, and the shower floor is a black-and-white hexagon mosaic that gives the space its pattern without overwhelming it — a combination that works especially well in compact bathrooms, where a clear glass door keeps sight lines open. Large-format gray tile finishes the main floor.

• Barn-door style vanity
• Black-framed sliding shower door
• Marble-look shower wall tile
• Hexagon mosaic shower floor
• Matte black fixtures
• Large-format gray floor tile

Wood-Tone Vanity, Rain Shower and Pebble Floor

Two videos from the same bathroom: one taken while our installer was setting the shower glass, one of the finished room. Showing the work in progress is deliberate — it is the part of a remodel most companies never let you see.

The shower combines a square rain showerhead with a handheld sprayer, a river-pebble mosaic floor, a built-in ledge and a frosted window for privacy, all enclosed by a black-framed sliding glass door. Outside the shower, a wide natural wood-tone vanity with matte black pulls is matched by a tall linen cabinet in the same finish, under a four-light vanity bar. Planning a room like this starts with a design consultation, where we work out materials and layout before demolition.

• Rain showerhead + handheld
• River-pebble shower floor
• Built-in shower ledge
• Black-framed sliding enclosure
• Natural wood-tone vanity
• Matching tall linen cabinet

Floor-to-Ceiling Glass Walls for Primary Bathrooms

Two primary bathrooms where a full glass wall replaces the solid partition between bedroom and bath, so the room reads as one open suite while the shower and toilet still sit behind a door.

The first is bronze-tinted glass in a slim champagne-gold frame with a full-height door at the center. Behind it: a wall-hung toilet, a long floating vanity with an open shelf, and a walk-in shower with a ceiling-mounted rain head, a handheld sprayer and a recessed niche, all in large-format wood-look tile. The photo was taken the day the glass went in — the protective stickers are still on it.

The second uses a matte black frame with a full-height pull handle. Inside, a glass-enclosed shower sits beside a freestanding soaking tub with a floor-mounted filler, set against large-format stone-look tile and a dark accent wall.

• Full-height glass partition wall
• Bronze-tinted or clear glass
• Gold or matte black frame
• Ceiling-mounted rain shower
• Freestanding soaking tub
• Large-format wall and floor tile