Bathroom Remodeling

Tub-Shower Remodel with Wood-Look Tile and Matte Black Fixtures in Cameron Park, CA

A Cameron Park hall bathroom remodel with a new alcove tub, wood-look porcelain walls with a chevron mosaic accent column, a recessed niche, matte black rain head and sliding glass, a floating walnut vanity and wood-look floors.

Cameron Park, CA

Project at a Glance

Location
Cameron Park, CA
Project type
Bathroom Remodeling
Key materials
Wood-look porcelain wall tile; Chevron mosaic accent tile; White alcove tub
Contractor
Oakwood Remodeling Group, Rocklin, CA (Lic #1125321)
Permit authority for Cameron Park
El Dorado County Building Services

Project Photos

COMPLETED

After: alcove tub with wood-look porcelain walls, chevron accent column and matte black sliding glass in Cameron Park, CA
New alcove tub behind a matte black frameless sliding door.
After: matte black rain head and handheld beside the chevron mosaic accent and niche
Rain head, handheld and the chevron accent column.
After: tub-shower with recessed niche seen through the sliding glass
The recessed niche through the glass.
After: skirted toilet, wood-look plank floor and the new tub-shower
New toilet and wood-look plank floor.
After: floating walnut vanity with black faucet, round mirror and three-globe light
Floating walnut vanity, round mirror and globe light.

The Challenge

A hall bathroom that needed to keep its tub for a family but shed every dated finish in the room: the surround, the vanity, the light, the floor and the toilet.

Our Solution

We installed a new white alcove tub with wood-look porcelain on the surround walls, a vertical chevron mosaic accent column with a recessed niche, and a matte black rain head, handheld and trim. A matte black frameless sliding door runs on a top-mounted bar. The room got a floating walnut vanity with a white top and black faucet, a round black mirror with a three-globe fixture, a new skirted toilet and wood-look plank flooring.

Scope of Work

  1. 1Remove tub, surround, vanity, toilet and flooring
  2. 2Install new white alcove tub
  3. 3Tile surround in wood-look porcelain with chevron mosaic accent column
  4. 4Build recessed niche
  5. 5Install matte black rain head, handheld and trim
  6. 6Install matte black frameless sliding door
  7. 7Install floating walnut vanity, black faucet, round mirror and light
  8. 8Install skirted toilet and wood-look plank flooring

Materials Used

  • Wood-look porcelain wall tile
  • Chevron mosaic accent tile
  • White alcove tub
  • Matte black rain head, handheld, trim and sliding door hardware
  • Floating walnut vanity with white top
  • Wood-look plank flooring

Key Features

  • Vertical chevron accent with niche
  • Matte black fixture package
  • Frameless sliding tub door
  • Floating vanity
  • Round mirror and globe light
  • Wood-look floor

Questions About This Cameron Park Project

Why keep a bathtub instead of converting to a shower?

A family bathroom usually needs a tub for bathing children, and a home with only showers can be harder to sell. This remodel kept the tub and updated everything around it instead.

Does a matte black finish hold up in a shower?

Yes, with normal care. Matte black fixtures are powder-coated or PVD-finished and resist water spotting well; abrasive cleaners should be avoided so the finish is not scratched.

What is a floating vanity?

A vanity cabinet mounted to the wall with open floor beneath it. It makes a small bathroom look larger and the floor easier to clean. The wall is blocked and the plumbing rough-in adjusted before the cabinet is hung.

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