When a residential property has remained completely untouched and unmodernized since the late 1960s, a comprehensive overhaul can breathe entirely new life into the entire living experience. After living with original, dated fixtures and finishes for two decades, the homeowners decided it was time to completely overhaul their outdated spaces. This extensive bathroom remodel successfully transformed both the kid’s bathroom and the primary suite, merging vintage charm with high-end modern functionality.
A Stylish Bathroom Remodel With a Navy Blue Finish
The kids’ hall bath takes a playful approach to classic design with a rich dose of Sherwin-Williams Naval. The deep navy appears across the cabinetry and wall molding, creating a tailored look that feels sophisticated rather than nautical. A glossy finish gives the color that extra bit of polish the homeowner wanted.
The Kith vanity was designed to look more like a beautiful piece of furniture, complete with bun feet and Carolina-style doors. Against the navy, a bright Calacatta Miraggio Cielo countertop adds a crisp contrast, while Morris Tile brings pattern and texture to the walls, floor, and mosaic details. The homeowner and a close friend even selected the tile together, making the finished space that much more personal.
The existing tub received a reglaze rather than being replaced, proving that a bathroom renovation does not always mean starting from scratch. Polished nickel hardware, Moen Belfield fixtures, and Hinkley sconces finish the room with a classic sparkle.
A Bathroom Remodel That Makes Every Inch Count
The primary bathroom remodel took a different direction, focusing on warmth, storage, and a more open layout. Removing the wall between the vanity and the main bathroom instantly made the space feel more connected. The design team also worked around an existing jog in the wall, turning a potential challenge into an opportunity for custom cabinetry and clever storage.
The shower was expanded into space previously occupied by a closet, creating a more generous walk-in shower with a built-in toe niche. A few standout details bring the renovation together:
- Custom Kith cabinetry: Maple Vintage Ash cabinetry and furniture-style bun feet add warmth and character.
- Expanded walk-in shower: Morris Tile, custom glass, and a built-in toe niche make better use of the space.
- Timeless finishes: Calacatta Miraggio Cielo countertops, Delta fixtures, and Moen Belfield sconces create a cohesive look.
- Personal touches: Homeowner-provided antique mirrors add history and personality to the newly renovated room.
Together, these two bathroom remodeling projects show how the right mix of color, craftsmanship, and personal details can give a decades-old home an entirely fresh perspective without losing its character. Each space was designed around the homeowners’ style while making everyday routines more functional and enjoyable. From the rich navy details of the hall bath to the warm, customized finishes of the primary bath, every choice adds personality while giving these original spaces a beautiful new beginning.