Guest Bathroom: Industrial Chic Says It All

Our guest bathroom needed so much work that we decided to take it down to the studs so we could build it brand new. This was our first major renovation project designed from floor to ceiling. My Papa made a special trip from Redding to oversee my tile work and to provide some insider tips and tricks. We couldn’t be more proud of how the project turned out. Among our favorite details are the clawfoot tub, the crystal chandelier, and the black toilet. This was a lot of work but we enjoyed every moment. We hope our guests enjoy the end result as much as we do.

Bathroom before of demolition in progress. Drywall removed, tub and shower removed, plumbing exposed
bathroom vanity area in process of demolition. sink removed, cabinet doors removed.
bathroom before complete demo, shower wall tile removed
bathroom during remodel with all fixtures removed
bathroom during remodel showing vanity and all fixtures removed
Bathroom after remodel viewing from entryway door showing vanity area, banksy glass artwork, and black and white subway tile checkboard floor
bathroom after remodel showing clawfoot tub, glass banksy artwork, black and white subway tile checkboard floor view from the vanity
bathroom after remodel showing tub shower area with new checkboard subway tile clawfoot tub and black toilet

Products used:

Shower Walls + Flooring

  • Herringbone wall tile: White glossy

  • Bullnose trim: Black glossy

  • Subway tile 2”x6”: Black matte

  • Subway tile 2”x6”: White matte

  • MDF baseboards: White glossy

  • Tile saw

Fixtures + Art

  • Clawfoot tub: Black glossy with matte black feet

  • Single-piece dual flush toilet: Black matte

  • Industrial vanity

  • Crystal chandelier: Black

  • Industrial single-handle faucet

  • Industrial tub faucet with handheld showerhead

  • Glass art: Banksy - Life is Short

Total project time = Too many hours to count!

Total project cost = $7499.77

Vendors: Wayfair + Lowes + Build.com + Art Designa

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JMaxx Design team plus their nephew Ronnie in hard hats

My nephew Ronnie visited over the summer to lend us a hand!

Ronnie & Jackee Paint!

Yellow and white hard hats for the JMaxx Design construction team
JMaxx Design Team looking worried over a potential delay in product
JMaxx in sneakers and contractor gloves showing demolition tools of sledgehammer and pry bar
JMaxx applying mortar for shower wall tile application
JMaxx setting houndstooth shower wall tile while Papa gives instructions
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