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El Dorado Hills, CA · ZIP 95762 · El Dorado County

El Dorado Hills Bathroom Remodeling at a Glance

Bathroom remodeling in El Dorado Hills, California is shaped by three verifiable local facts: a housing stock that is mostly this century — 57.1% built in 2000 or later, median year 2002 — whose original builder bathrooms are now reaching their first remodel; soft water from El Dorado Irrigation District, averaging 13 mg/L; and permitting through El Dorado County, because El Dorado Hills is unincorporated. Oakwood Remodeling Group, which works only on bathrooms, holds California contractor license #1125321 and serves every part of El Dorado Hills.

$24,000 – $86,500+
Primary-suite bathroom

Good through best package — engine-derived

$7,000 – $28,500+
Tub-to-shower conversion

Garden tubs and tub-shower combos

2002
Median year an El Dorado Hills home was built

± 1 year · ACS 2020–2024

13 mg/L
El Dorado Irrigation District hardness

Soft · 0.76 grains per gallon · 2024 report

What does a bathroom remodel cost in El Dorado Hills?

El Dorado Hills, CA ranges from our pricing engine: $24,000 – $86,500+ for a primary-suite bathroom, $13,000 – $51,500+ for a full bathroom, $8,000 – $34,500+ for a shower and $7,000 – $28,500+ to convert a tub to a shower. Each range spans our good through best packages; cutting out a one-piece fiberglass unit, removing a garden tub deck or moving a drain is itemized in the written estimate.

Is El Dorado Hills water hard?

No. 98.3% of El Dorado Hills residents live inside El Dorado Irrigation District's boundary (State Water Resources Control Board, weighted by census block-group population), and EID's Main system reported hardness averaging 13 mg/L — 0.76 grains per gallon — in its 2024 Consumer Confidence Report. The U.S. Geological Survey classifies water under 60 mg/L as soft.

Who issues bathroom remodel permits in El Dorado Hills?

El Dorado County. El Dorado Hills is unincorporated, so permits come from the El Dorado County Planning and Building Department rather than a city. Moving plumbing, adding circuits and changing framing all require one. If the work also changes the outside of the house — a bathroom window, for example — check whether your CC&Rs require design review.

How old are El Dorado Hills homes?

Mostly this century. The median El Dorado Hills home was built in 2002 (± 1), 57.1% were built in 2000 or later, and only 11.9% predate 1980 (ACS 2020–2024). The largest single group — 35.3% — dates from the 2000s, so its original bathrooms are now roughly 17 to 26 years old.

What is a builder-grade bathroom?

The bathroom a production builder installs to a budget: commonly a one-piece fiberglass or acrylic tub-shower, a cultured-marble vanity top with an integral sink, a framed glass door, a plate mirror and a basic exhaust fan. None of it is defective, but after two decades the finishes look their age and the caulk, seams and door tracks are wearing. A remodel replaces it with a tiled shower over a waterproofing membrane, a quartz or stone top and frameless glass.

Which El Dorado Hills areas do you serve?

All of El Dorado Hills (ZIP 95762), north and south of Highway 50 — along El Dorado Hills Boulevard, Silva Valley Parkway, Serrano Parkway, Blackstone Parkway, Francisco Drive, Green Valley Road, Bass Lake Road and Latrobe Road — plus neighboring Folsom, Cameron Park, Shingle Springs and the rest of El Dorado County.

Oakwood Remodeling Group (California license #1125321) last checked the prices, permit authority, water data and census figures on this page on . Sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates for housing and households; El Dorado Irrigation District's 2024 Consumer Confidence Report for water.

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Local housing stock

El Dorado Hills Homes: Mostly Built Since 2000, Now at Their First Remodel

Bathroom with travertine-look tile and a mosaic accent border, a drop-in tub below a window, a glass-enclosed shower and a raised-panel vanity with bronze faucets

El Dorado Hills is an unincorporated El Dorado County community of about 51,026 residents at roughly 1,132 feet. The El Dorado Hills Community Services District, formed on May 21, 1962, describes its roughly 28-square-mile district as a densely developed suburban area east of the Sacramento County line and mostly north of Highway 50.

The district dates to 1962, but the census decade counts show that most of the building came much later: 3.4% of today's homes are from the 1960s and 8.0% from the 1970s, then 11.0% from the 1980s, 20.0% from the 1990s, 35.3% from the 2000s, 17.3% from the 2010s and 4.5% since 2020. With a population this size the estimates are tight — the 2000-or-later share is accurate to within about three percentage points.

The homes are large, with a median of 7.2 rooms in a count that leaves bathrooms out, and they house different stages of life: 37.6% of households include someone under 18, and 38.6% include someone 65 or older. Those households want different things from a bathroom — a hall bath that still works for bathing children, a primary shower planned for the long term — and both shape the tub-or-shower decision further down this page.

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Water & materials

El Dorado Irrigation District Water Is Soft

EID's Main system (state system CA0910001) serves approximately 127,764 people across a 225-square-mile service area. It draws on several sources: Jenkinson Lake, at the center of Sly Park Recreation Area, supplies nearly half and is treated at the Reservoir A plant in Pollock Pines, while the district's Folsom Lake water is treated at the El Dorado Hills water treatment plant. The 2024 Consumer Confidence Report lists hardness from 11–16 mg/L (averaging 13), pH 7.1–8.6 and a free-chlorine running annual average of 0.69 mg/L. EID publishes a new report each year, and the current one is the place to check this year's figures.

At that level, the white film on shower glass is mostly soap residue rather than mineral scale, and a squeegee after each shower handles it. Natural stone and unlacquered brass are practical choices as long as stone is sealed and cleaned with pH-neutral products, and there is no reason to design the plumbing around a softener loop. Because EID uses free chlorine rather than chloramine, the small residual off-gasses easily and does not affect rubber gaskets or chrome plating the way chloramine can over time.

About 1.7% of residents, by block group, live outside any mapped public system. A home on a private well should test its water before stone or light grout is chosen, because iron as well as hardness can stain light-colored surfaces.

First remodels

Replacing a Builder-Grade Bathroom in El Dorado Hills

Hall bathroom with a white shaker vanity and quartz top, brushed brass faucets and pulls, a herringbone-tiled shower behind a glass door and a herringbone tile floor
Original builder featureTypical replacementWhat to know
One-piece fiberglass or acrylic tub-showerTiled shower or tub surround over a waterproofing membraneSet in place before the drywall, so it is usually cut out and the surrounding wall replaced
Cultured-marble top with integral sinkQuartz or natural stone with undermount sinksA sound vanity box can sometimes stay if the new top fits it
Framed sliding or pivot glass doorFrameless or semi-frameless glassHeavier glass needs solid blocking and is measured after the tile is set
Plate mirror glued to the wallFramed, recessed-cabinet or LED mirrorLighting boxes are easiest to move while the walls are open
Basic switch-only exhaust fanENERGY STAR fan ducted outside with humidity controlThe CALGreen §4.506.1 standard for a permitted remodel

The order matters as much as the parts. Shower walls come first because everything else meets them; the vanity top is templated after the cabinet is set; glass is measured last. Our guides cover each step: replacing a fiberglass shower with tile, tile versus acrylic shower walls, replacing a cultured-marble shower and the best vanity to replace a builder-grade vanity.

Showers

Shower Remodeling in El Dorado Hills

Walk-in shower with large gray porcelain wall tile, a recessed niche lined with patterned tile, a ceiling rain head, a wall shower head and a mosaic floor behind a frameless glass door

Shower Remodel at a Glance — El Dorado Hills

Timeline

5–12 days

Cost Range

$8,000 – $34,500+

Key Features

Membrane waterproofing, large-format porcelain, framed-in niche, frameless glass

Large-format porcelain — tile with an edge of 15 inches or more — means fewer grout lines and a calmer wall, but it needs flatter walls than small tile does, so the framing is checked and shimmed before the backer board goes on. A single ceiling rain head paired with a wall or handheld shower is the most useful upgrade over a builder's single fixed head. See shower waterproofing systems and subway versus large-format tile.

Tub or shower

Tub-to-Shower Conversions in El Dorado Hills

Walk-in shower tiled in white subway tile with a full-width built-in bench, a recessed niche and a black-framed glass door

A drop-in garden tub sits in a framed deck, usually tiled, with an access panel for the pump or drain. Taking it out leaves floor and wall to be rebuilt where the deck stood, which is why a conversion is priced by what the old tub was sitting in, not just by the new shower. A tub-shower combination in a hall bath is simpler: the new shower, or a new tub with a tiled surround, fits the same five-foot alcove.

Guides: replacing a garden tub with a shower, replacing a tub-shower combo with a walk-in shower, replacing a tub surround and tub-to-shower layout ideas.

Walk-in & aging in place

Walk-In & Curbless Showers Planned for the Long Term

Wide walk-in shower with a low threshold, a fold-down teak seat, grab bars, a handheld shower on a slide bar and a patterned accent band below a window

Blocking — solid wood between the studs — costs little while the walls are open and a great deal afterward, so it is worth adding wherever a grab bar might one day go, even if none is installed now. Controls placed near the entry, where they can be reached without stepping into cold water, help everyone.

A fully curbless floor needs the shower area recessed below the rest of the bathroom. On a slab foundation that means cutting the slab; over a raised floor it means adjusting the framing. Which one applies is confirmed at the first visit. See upgrading to a curbless shower, non-slip shower flooring, walk-in shower accessibility options and accessibility bathroom permits.

Primary suites

Primary-Suite Bathroom Remodels in El Dorado Hills

Primary bathroom with a freestanding tub below a glass-block window, a long double vanity with a black granite top, and a glass-enclosed shower with a mosaic accent band

The room above shows one direction: a freestanding tub in place of a deck, a long double vanity and a glass-enclosed shower with room to move. Whatever the style, the groundwork is the same — drains placed for the new layout, supply lines and a new shower valve, and circuits for vanity lighting and a heated floor. For budgets and floor plans, see the primary bathroom remodel cost guide and layout ideas for primary bathrooms.

Design

Updating a 2000s Bathroom: From Tuscan Finishes to a Lighter Room

Tuscan-style bathroom with an arched entry to a walk-in shower tiled in patterned stone, warm faux-finished walls, candle-style sconces, a dark carved mirror and a speckled granite double vanity
The late-1990s and 2000s look: arches, faux finishes, speckled granite, bronze.
Contemporary bathroom with white large-format wall tile, a walnut floating double vanity with a white top, matte black faucets, a backlit mirror and a frameless glass shower
A lighter direction: large-format tile, a floating wood vanity, matte black fixtures.

Warm wood can stay; it is the combination of heavily patterned stone, textured walls and dark metal that dates a room. The surfaces that change it most are the counters, the shower tile and the lighting. If the cabinetry is sound, replacing only the top is an option — see replacing a vanity top only — and for surfaces, start with our luxury materials guide and the frameless and semi-frameless glass comparison.

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Investment

Bathroom Remodeling Costs in El Dorado Hills

ProjectEngine-derived rangeTypical time on site
Primary suite$24,000 – $86,500+2–4+ weeks
Full remodel, hall or secondary bath$13,000 – $51,500+2–3 weeks
Shower rebuild$8,000 – $34,500+5–12 days
Garden tub or tub-shower conversion$7,000 – $28,500+5–10 days
Powder or small bathroom$10,000 – $43,500+1–3 weeks

In a home of this age, the price moves with removal and layout more than with hidden repairs:

Scope itemWhy It Adds Cost
Cutting out a one-piece unitDemolition in place, then new wall board and waterproofing around the opening
Removing a garden tub deckDeck framing out, floor and wall rebuilt where the tub stood
Curbless floorRecessing the shower area — slab cutting or framing adjustment
Layout changeMoving drains and supply lines to the new shower, tub or vanity position
Frameless glass, stone or quartzFabricated to measurements taken after tile and cabinets are installed

* Each range is computed by the pricing engine behind our cost calculator: its floor is our “good” package and its ceiling our “best” package, for a standard-sized room in fair condition. The “+” is there because added features or difficult conditions can push a project higher.

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Permits & code

El Dorado Hills Bathroom Remodeling Permits

El Dorado Hills Permit Quick Reference

Office: El Dorado County Planning & Building Department, 2850 Fairlane Ct, Placerville, CA 95667
Phone: Building Services (530) 621-5315 · Inspections (530) 621-5377
Typical triggers: Relocated plumbing, new lighting or heated-floor circuits, framing changes, new fixtures
Code cycle: 2025 California Building Standards Code (effective January 1, 2026, 2023 NEC base) for all applications filed on or after January 1, 2026
Bath fan: ENERGY STAR-rated, vented to the exterior and humidity-controlled, per CALGreen §4.506.1 — attic termination is prohibited
HOA review: Serrano, Blackstone, The Promontory, Ridgeview and Silva Valley ARCs review exterior changes only — interior bathroom remodels do NOT require HOA approval
Fees: Trade permits priced on project valuation with a per-discipline minimum; combined county fees for a mid-size bath remodel typically run a few hundred and are itemized in our estimate

Oakwood files the county application, books each inspection from rough-in to final, and runs the plumbing and electrical work under a single permit. License #1125321. For the ventilation requirement in practice, see replacing a bathroom exhaust fan.

HOA & CC&R review

Serrano, Blackstone, Promontory, Ridgeview & Silva Valley HOAs — What They Do (and Don't) Review

A question that comes up on nearly every El Dorado Hills call: “Do I need HOA approval for a bath remodel?” The honest answer is almost always no. The master-planned community HOAs here each have architectural guidelines that govern what the neighborhood looks like from the street. A bathroom remodel that keeps every exterior wall, every window and every roof penetration where it already is does not change the exterior and does not need ARC review.

The exceptions are narrow and worth naming:

  • New or resized exterior window — adding daylight to a dark primary bath, for example. The window itself is an exterior change, so ARC review applies in Serrano, Blackstone, Promontory, Ridgeview and Silva Valley.
  • Relocated roof-mounted exhaust fan vent cap — if the project moves the vent termination to a new location on the roof slope, that is visible from the exterior and typically needs an ARC note.
  • Exterior stud wall / siding penetration — a new tankless water-heater exhaust or new ductwork breaking a visible exterior wall.

None of these are typical bathroom-remodel scope. We flag them at the design walkthrough so the HOA application (if one is needed) runs in parallel with the county permit application and does not delay the start of work.

A separate note on the El Dorado Hills Community Services District (edhcsd.org): the CSD was formed May 21, 1962, covers roughly 28 square miles, and lists CC&R design review and architectural control among the services it administers for member communities. That is the body that handles exterior review for several of the master-planned areas — which, again, does not touch interior bathroom work.

Flood · electrical & ventilation code

Flood Zones and 2025 Code Rules That Shape an El Dorado Hills Bath

Flood zones

The bulk of El Dorado Hills sits well above any mapped base flood elevation. Carson Creek, Deer Creek and their tributaries carry mapped FEMA Zone A/AE strips through the southern end of the CDP; a parcel that backs onto one of those drainages should be verified at the FEMA Map Service Center before any floor-elevation changes are scoped. For an in-place bathroom remodel this almost never affects design; we check parcel membership during the design phase when the address is near a mapped drainage.

Electrical & ventilation code (2025 cycle)

Permit applications filed on or after January 1, 2026 are governed by the 2025 California Building Standards Code, including the California Electrical Code (Title 24 Part 3, adopting the 2023 NEC) and the energy and ventilation provisions in Title 24 Parts 6 and 11. The specifics that most often come up in an executive-home bath remodel:

  • GFCI protection (NEC 210.8(A)): every 125–250 V receptacle in a bathroom must be GFCI-protected. The 2023 NEC expanded coverage from 125 V to include 250 V circuits — directly relevant for a steam generator or whirlpool pump on a 240 V branch, which is common in Serrano and Promontory primary suites.
  • Tamper-resistant receptacles (NEC 406.12): all 15- and 20-A dwelling bathroom receptacles must be tamper-resistant unless mounted above 5.5 ft or dedicated to a non-movable appliance.
  • AFCI: arc-fault protection is not required in bathrooms by the NEC, and California has not added them.
  • Ventilation (Title 24 / ASHRAE 62.2): at least 50 CFM switch-controlled (sound ≤ 3 sone) or 20 CFM continuous (sound ≤ 1 sone), ducted to outside air. Attic termination is prohibited — the pre-2000 shortcut that we routinely re-route in Serrano and Blackstone homes where the original builder vented into the attic space.
  • Lighting: all new bathroom lighting must be high-efficacy per Title 24 Part 6; LED fixtures satisfy this by default.
  • CALGreen §4.506.1: the bathroom exhaust fan must be ENERGY STAR-rated with humidity control — a Panasonic WhisperSense or equivalent is the standard spec.

Because 57.1% of El Dorado Hills housing was built in or after 2000, many homes already have GFCI protection, exterior-ducted fans and modern wiring. What they often lack is 240 V capacity for a steam generator, humidity-controlled fan logic, and the correct TR receptacle on a vanity circuit — the three updates we most often add during a primary-suite remodel.

El Dorado Hills bathroom services

Pick the El Dorado Hills Bathroom Service That Matches Your Scope

Master Bathroom Remodel

Primary-suite renovations for Serrano custom villages, Villa Lago and larger Blackstone homes. Freestanding tubs, dual vanities, radiant floors, optional steam.

Steam Shower Installation

240 V generator, vapor-sealed enclosure, 2023 NEC GFCI compliance on the 240 V branch. Fits larger primary-suite enclosures across Serrano and Villa Lago.

Walk-In Shower

Curbless pans, built-in benches, frameless glass, grab-bar backing. Built for the 38.6% of EDH households that include someone 65 or older.

Tub-to-Shower Conversion

Removing drop-in and alcove tubs for curbless walk-ins — the most common Four Seasons scope, also big across Serrano mid-era and Blackstone.

Aging-in-Place Bathroom

Whole-room universal design for the next 20+ years. Core market: Four Seasons. Growing in Serrano and Promontory as owners plan to stay in place.

Every El Dorado Hills neighborhood we serve

El Dorado Hills Neighborhoods and Communities

Master-Planned Communities (Dedicated Pages)

Serrano

Parker Development · 1995–present

~4,700 homes across three housing eras. Includes Villadoro.

The Promontory

Gated · 2002–present

Multiple gated enclaves inside: Kalithea, Villa Lago, Villagio.

Blackstone

Lennar + Taylor Morrison + Meritage · 2007–present

990-acre gated master community. 2012 MAME award winner.

Four Seasons

K. Hovnanian · 55+ · 2004–2009

460-home active-adult community. Aging-in-place focus.

Serrano Sub-Villages

Named villages inside the Serrano master. The Serrano page covers all of them under one HOA.

Villadoro, Lower Serrano, Upper Serrano, Custom Serrano, Village C2, Village J, Village K

Promontory Sub-Enclaves

Gated sub-communities inside The Promontory master. The Promontory page covers all of them.

Kalithea, Villa Lago, Villagio, Bella Lago, Bel Tierra, Montecito Estates, Promontory Village

Independent El Dorado Hills Neighborhoods

Named EDH neighborhoods that sit outside the four master-planned communities. All served under the same El Dorado County Planning & Building Department permit flow.

Bass Lake Village, Bridlewood Canyon, Creekside Greens, Crescent Ridge, Crown Valley, Crown Village, Fairchild Village, Franciscan Village, Francisco Oaks, Governors Village, Green Valley Acres, Green Valley Hills, Hallow Oaks, Hawk View, Heritage, Highland Hills, Highland View, La Cresta, Lake Hills Estates, Lakeridge Oaks, Lesarra, Oak Ridge Village, Oak Tree Village, Park Village, Parkview Heights, Ridgeview, Rolling Hills Estates, Saint Andrews Village, Shadow Hills Estates, Sierramonte, Southpointe, Spring Field Meadows, Sterlingshire, Stonebriar, Stonegate, Stoneridge, The Summit, Timberline Ridge, Versante, Waterford, Watermark, Windsor Point, Winterhaven, Zee Estates

Folsom Lake Marina Area

Neighborhoods along the Folsom Lake shoreline at the north edge of El Dorado Hills.

Marina Hills, Marina Village, Marina Woods, Mormon Island

Neighborhood naming in El Dorado Hills comes from a mix of developer marketing names, Census-tract designations, real-estate aggregator labels and county planning records. If your address doesn't appear above, call (916) 907-8782 and we'll confirm which community it belongs to and whether an HOA (and which one) applies.

Coverage

El Dorado Hills Areas We Serve

Bathroom with a floating light-oak vanity, a backlit mirror and a walk-in shower lined with wood-look porcelain tile and a long recessed niche

A Lighter Secondary Bath

A floating vanity, wood-look porcelain and a backlit mirror suit a compact secondary bathroom: the floor stays visible, the room stays bright, and the porcelain needs no sealing.

Across El Dorado Hills & Nearby

We serve homes throughout El Dorado Hills, from El Dorado Hills Boulevard and Silva Valley Parkway to Serrano Parkway, Blackstone Parkway, Francisco Drive, Green Valley Road, Bass Lake Road and Latrobe Road.

Nearby, we also serve Folsom, Cameron Park, Shingle Springs, Placerville and Granite Bay, and the rest of El Dorado County.

Replacing an old framed door? See replacing shower glass with frameless.

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8 months ago

Denis, Alex, and his team did a fantastic job on my project! It was a full gut, bathroom, laundry, and kitchen remodel. I even added a siding replacement on part of the house, along with some wood rot repairs. There were a ton of details throughout the various projects that they helped with or had suggestions on how to complete them, if there was a delay, they were on it, trying to find alternative vendors. If there were any changes or things that I didn't care for, they took care of it. I am very pleased with the final product and Oakwood Remodeling Group. I would highly recommend them for any of your remodeling needs.

5 months ago

I just purchased my first home in Loomis and Denis, Alex and the crew at Oakwood Remodeling Group did a wonderful job completely remodeling our bathroom. The quality of the work, attention to detail, and smooth process made a huge difference for us as new homeowners. We highly recommend anyone looking for bathroom remodeling in Loomis to get a free quote from Oakwood Remodeling Group.

3 months ago

From the very beginning Oakwood Remodeling Group has been extremely professional and Denis provided a reasonable quote to put up a set of very heavy barn doors. Artem, who came to our home was also very professional, funny, and did an outstanding job. In addition, they left our home very clean after the work was done and I was very impressed with their quality of work. I highly recommend them if you are interested in using them for a remodel job or just to put up barn doors.

2 months ago

I spent 35 years in the commercial construction industry as a carpenter, superintendent, then president of my own company and later as a senior project and construction manager building mostly offices, hospitals and schools. I know quality work when I see it, and I’m happy to report that Oakwood Remodeling Group does quality work. We contracted with Oakwood to replace out tub/shower with a walk-in shower. Their estimator Denis was courteous and thorough, and after several days clarifying details, he gave us a very competitive and firm price. One great advantage of using Oakwood is that their crews tend to do all the work themselves instead of scheduling and calling in a series of subcontractors. Illya and his helper did the demolition, plumbing, new tile, drywall, electrical and flooring themselves. No waiting for subs. Alex and all members of the firm were courteous, cooperative and a pleasure to work with. I highly recommend Oakwood Remodeling Group.

5 months ago

We’ve used Oakwood Remodeling Group for several remodeling projects and have been really happy with their work on every project. Alex and Denis were always professional, friendly, and very courteous throughout the whole process. Their pricing was fair and the quality of their work was excellent. It was great working with a team that was reliable and easy to communicate with. We’d definitely use them again and highly recommend them to anyone looking for remodeling work!

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Shower Remodeling

Master Shower Remodel with Herringbone Marble Accent in El Dorado Hills, CA

A framed corner shower stall in an El Dorado Hills master bath was rebuilt as a larger walk-in shower with travertine-look porcelain, a herringbone marble accent wall, two shower heads, a recessed niche, a grab bar and frameless glass.

Before and after: Arched Walk-In Shower with Zellige-Style Tile and Wood-Look Floor in El Dorado Hills, CA
Walk-In Shower

Arched Walk-In Shower with Zellige-Style Tile and Wood-Look Floor in El Dorado Hills, CA

An El Dorado Hills walk-in shower built behind a custom arched opening, with glossy zellige-style wall tile, a wood-look chevron floor, a teak bench, a recessed niche, matte black fixtures and a checkerboard marble bathroom floor.

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