



Here's what a dated bathroom looks like before we get to work - outdated vanity with builder-grade fixtures, worn tile flooring, a bulky combo tub that ate up most of the room, and lighting that made the whole space feel dim and heavy. Functional? Barely. A space you actually enjoy? Not even close.
The homeowner wanted something cleaner, more open, and easier to use every day. So we pulled out the old tub unit entirely and replaced it with a walk-in shower. That one change alone completely shifts how the room feels and functions. No more climbing over a tub wall. No more wasted square footage on something nobody was actually using.
We paired the shower conversion with luxury vinyl plank flooring in a warm wood tone - a huge upgrade over the old ceramic tile. It's durable, water-resistant, and looks sharp in a small space. We also swapped in a new gray vanity with a clean white top, updated the lighting, and gave the walls a fresh coat of paint in a soft warm gray. Every piece works together.
What you end up with is a bathroom that feels twice the size it actually is. Small bathrooms don't need square footage to look good - they need the right choices. New flooring, better lighting, and a shower that fits the space can completely change how a room reads and how it works for the people living there. That's exactly what happened here in Brooklyn, CT.