Bathroom Renovation Project Photos

Every bathroom in this gallery was gutted to the subfloor and studs and rebuilt, not refaced. Look for the fixtures that define a spa-style ensuite: curbless, frameless-glass showers with a linear drain instead of a raised threshold, freestanding soaker tubs, heated tile floors on an electric mat, and floating double vanities that keep the floor visible underneath for a lighter, less crowded feel in a small room. Full-height, large-format porcelain tile shows up throughout because fewer grout lines read as cleaner surfaces in photos and in person.

A bathroom project like the ones shown typically takes 2 to 4 weeks and starts from $15,000, with cost climbing based on how much plumbing has to move, whether the shower goes curbless, and how much tile and glass work the layout calls for. Older homes often carry plumbing that was never designed for a curbless shower's drain location, which is one of the more common reasons a bathroom renovation runs past its original timeline once the floor is actually open.