Basement Bathroom
This home had an unfinished basement with tall ceilings and plenty of room for additional bedrooms! We decided to take advantage of that, and when we added two more bedrooms to the basement we knew we needed to add a full bathroom as well. We specifically included a window in the bathroom to allow natural light into the space. For a basement bathroom, it still feels light and bright! To see the full before and after of this project, visit our Work page and scroll down to "10th Avenue SW".
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Vanity
This vanity cabinet came in pieces and had to be assembled. It was a great price though, with drawers and cute legs.
vanity top
We selected a marble-look quartz for the vanity top for it's durability and stain resistance.
vanity faucet
A single hole faucet means easier cleaning and this simple design had a modern style.
Sink
A round undermount sink is a favorite of mine because it is easy to keep clean (no corners) and looks like and bright.
Mirror
I found a really cool mirror with a mirror frame, but really any beveled edge could have a similar look!
Shower Insert
A one piece tub and shower insert offers easy cleaning and functionality.
shower head and trim kit
A simple shower head and tub trim kit are cost-effective and perfect for long-term functionality.
flooring
A neutral gray porcelain floor tile is durable, water resistant, and will look great for years to come.
toilet
I love a bright white toilet and elongated seats are comfortable for anyone!
towel bar
Matching towel bars and toilet paper holders make the space feel cohesive.
