May 2026
Why do one bathroom when you can upgrade both? For this home in Slippery Rock, we tackled a double renovation to completely refresh both the master suite and the hallway bathroom. By trading out their dated fiberglass units and tired oak cabinets for premium materials and a unified design theme, we brought a high end, cohesive look to the entire home.
Masters Suite
The Problem:The original master bath felt basic and dated, featuring an old-fashioned cream-colored tub combination, dark floors, and a standard golden-oak vanity that lacked a premium feel.
The Result: We removed the old unit and installed a gorgeous custom Onyx shower system complete with a built-in shower bench. We paired it with a substantial 60-inch double-bowl vanity featuring elegant “Kona” Bertch cabinetry, a Sierra Onyx top with dual Venetian bowls, matching recessed medicine cabinets, and sleek brushed nickel fixtures.
Hallway Bathroom
The Problem: The common hallway bathroom suffered from the exact same look. It had a faded tub, basic gold trim shower curtains, and matching oak cabinetry that made the space feel dark and closed-in.
The Result: We brightened up the entire space by installing a pristine white bathtub with a modern straight skirt layout and a classic 10×10 Rosett pattern wall surround. We built in a handy recessed niche for clean storage, updated the shower fixtures with premium Delta hardware, and added a matching deep Kona-finished vanity and mirror combo to pull the whole house design together!