Camas Master Bathroom Remodel

Camas, WA

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Project Overview

This Camas master bathroom had a tiled corner tub, a tile-top vanity and a cramped fiberglass shower stall that took up space without working well.

We removed the stall and an old closet to open up shelving space, replaced the corner tub with a walk-in glass shower, and finished the room with textured tile, a new double vanity and LED-lit mirrors, in about 130 square feet.

The Challenge

The bathroom was built around a corner garden tub set into a tiled deck, with a tile-top double vanity, beige floor tile and mint-green walls. It looked dated, and the layout didn't match how the homeowners used the room.

The shower was the biggest problem: a small fiberglass stall with a framed, frosted door, squeezed in beside a closet. It was awkward to use and took up space that could work much harder. Meanwhile the corner tub held the best spot in the room, right under the window.

Before: corner garden tub in a beige tiled deck under a window — Before

The Solution

We removed the fiberglass stall and the small closet next to it, opening that space up into open-shelf closet storage for the master suite.

The corner tub came out, and a walk-in shower went in its place under the same window. A glass enclosure with matte black hardware closes it in. Inside, white tile with a textured geometric pattern runs to the ceiling, a dark mosaic covers the shower floor, and a tiled bench runs along the back wall. We tiled around the window so the shower keeps its natural light.

On the vanity wall, a dark-wood double vanity with a marble-look top and matte black faucets replaced the tile-top vanity. Two LED backlit mirrors with black linear light bars above them give the room bright, even light, and large-format charcoal tile ties the floor together.