Knowing that this was their forever home, and their only bathroom, our clients ensured they got everything right from the heated floors to the stunning shower niche mosaic. As avid bubble bath takers, they requested a deep bathtub cavity. They wanted the space to whisper tranquility, which is why they landed on a neutral palette of warm grey tones. Everything ran smoothly and on schedule which was extremely important since they had to coordinate the time of the toilet removal with a time they could stay with friends and family.
However, two things almost unhinged the entire timeline and project. First, after some consideration the clients decided to not only change the bathroom door, but all the doors in the house. It made sense since they were already under construction and they knew their house needed the update. The bulk order pushed back the delivery. However, the delay was worth it, because a door can really perfect a space.
The second potential timeline shaker was the tub. Many manufacturers only offer a specific height for their bathtub cavities, which is shallower than the cavities in standard 1960's bathtubs. After finding one, the tub became back-ordered and everyone feared losing the perfect deep cavity. Luckily, our relationship manager, Tammy, spent hours scouring local dealers to find an exact match to the back-ordered tub. Her labor was a success and the finished product was perfection.
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