From Subdued to Blissfully Blue Bathroom

The leading reason for the remodel was to expand the original shower, which suffered from minimal light and a sense of claustrophobia while in use. The shower was cut off from the natural light in the old bathroom by a wall and an opaque glass door. It also lacked storage for toiletries. The designer decided to revamp the space by slightly expanding the square footage, thanks to space freed up by the standing tub and the removal of the dividing wall. Instead, the shower was enclosed with transparent glass that helped the entire room feel larger and brighter. 

The homeowner initially wanted a full-length bench. However, they had to compromise with a corner bench to ensure the shower didn't feel too crowded due to spatial limitations. We did include a two-tier niche to store shower toiletries while also upgrading their showerhead system to have a handheld option.