Urbana Bath Remodel


	AFTER This lovely cabinet serves as a vanity with a drop-in sink and custom-made granite countertop and backsplash.
	AFTER
	BEFORE This is the previous vanity.
	IN PROGRESS It always looks worse before it looks better. The vanity wall was opened to allow framing for the new medicine cabinet. The plumbing vents were brought up to code, and the plumbing rerouted for the new sink. New electrical boxes were also installed.
	AFTER The bench under the window matches the vanity and provides extra storage. The floor is tiled with 1-inch white hexagonal tiles and square black border tiles.
	BEFORE This cabinet was too bulky. The apron under the windowsill had been removed to make room for it.
	IN PROGRESS Parts of the subfloor had to be removed because of water damage, and to allow access for the plumbers. The subfloor was replaced and concrete board laid down for tiling.
	AFTER The faux marble shower surround was not replaced, but the fixtures were updated to match the sink. The new panelled closet door matches the bathroom door.
	BEFORE
	AFTER A "Solatube" skylight brings soft light into the room during the day.
	AFTER