Bathroom Remodel Project in King of Prussia, PA

Transforming a Family Bathroom into an Accessible, Timeless Retreat

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Challenge

The original shower featured a bulky, framed enclosure with limited accessibility and poor lighting. Its narrow footprint and high threshold made it inconvenient for everyday use, especially for older homeowners or those with mobility concerns.
The beige color palette, basic tilework, and builder-grade fixtures left the space feeling dull and uninspired. The room lacked the warmth, elegance, and personality that modern homeowners expect from a primary bathroom retreat.
The drop-in tub was boxed into a narrow alcove beneath the window, limiting usable space and creating visual clutter. Its design offered little in the way of comfort or style, making it more of an eyesore than a functional feature.

Our Approach

Spacious Walk-In Shower with Accessibility in Mind

We introduced a frameless glass shower with an extended bench and brushed nickel grab bar for added safety and comfort. The open layout improves flow, visibility, and ease of use—perfect for aging-in-place design.

Freestanding Tub as a Focal Point

The bulky built-in tub was replaced with a sleek, freestanding soaker that adds elegance without overwhelming the space. Positioned beneath the window, it enhances natural light while offering a serene, spa-like feel.

Timeless, Bright Material Palette

We used soft gray cabinetry, marble-look tile, and brushed nickel hardware to create a cohesive, calming space. This neutral palette ensures long-lasting style while elevating the overall sense of luxury and refinement.

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