Three-Bathroom Remodel 1 Ryan Court
A comprehensive renovation of all three bathrooms in this Stanford residence. Custom basketweave tile, navy blue vanities with quartz countertops, freestanding soaking tub, frameless glass enclosures, and LED-backlit mirrors throughout.
Three bathrooms, one cohesive material language
This Stanford residence required a complete renovation of all three bathrooms. The homeowners wanted a unified design language across each space while giving each bathroom its own character. The result is a collection of rooms tied together by custom basketweave and herringbone tile patterns, quartz countertops, and polished chrome fixtures.
The master suite features a freestanding soaking tub, walk-in shower with floating bench, and a navy blue double vanity with LED-backlit mirrors. The guest and hall bathrooms carry the same tile vocabulary into more compact footprints, each with their own vanity personality and custom glass enclosures.
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The Master Bathroom
Three bathrooms renovated simultaneously under one design-build process. Custom basketweave tile, frameless glass, and navy cabinetry create a unified material language throughout the home.Bark and Build Builders · CSLB #1119304
The Guest Bathroom
The guest bathroom features a navy blue single vanity with quartz countertop and polished chrome hardware, paired with a full-height sage herringbone tile shower enclosure. A frameless glass door with a brushed brass handle adds a subtle warm accent against the cool tile tones.
A rounded-corner chrome mirror with integrated vanity light completes the fixture package. The herringbone tile pattern carries the same material vocabulary as the master bath while creating a distinctly different visual rhythm in this more intimate space.
The Hall Bathroom
The same green-gray basketweave pattern from the master bath translates into a tub-surround format in the hall bath, paired with a bypass sliding glass enclosure for an efficient, family-friendly layout.
A warm oak vanity softens the palette here, giving the most-used bathroom in the home a relaxed, durable character while keeping the custom tile vocabulary that ties all three rooms together.
Three Bathrooms, One Unified Vision
All three bathrooms were renovated simultaneously under a single design-build process. Custom basketweave and herringbone tile patterns, frameless glass enclosures, quartz countertops, and polished chrome fixtures create a cohesive material vocabulary that flows from room to room.
The master suite anchors the collection with its freestanding soaking tub and LED-backlit double vanity, while the guest and hall baths translate the same design language into their own distinct footprints. Every surface was precision-installed to our exacting standards.
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