


Small bathrooms are tricky. There's not a lot of room to work with, so every decision matters - the tile, the vanity, the layout. Get one thing wrong and the whole space feels off. Get it right, and even a compact bathroom can feel sharp and intentional.
Here's what we were working with: dated countertops, worn floor tile with grout that had seen better days, and a shower surround that just felt tired. Nothing was broken, but nothing felt good either. It's the kind of bathroom you stop noticing because you've given up on it.
We gutted it and started fresh. New large-format hexagon floor tile with a marble look runs wall to wall and instantly makes the space feel bigger and cleaner. The shower surround got a full subway tile treatment, with a built-in niche lined in patterned hexagon accent tile - that kind of detail is what separates a real remodel from a basic refresh. We also swapped out the old vanity for a floating dark wood unit with a clean white top. The contrast between the warm wood tones and bright white tile is what pulls the whole room together.
What we ended up with is a bathroom that actually feels like it belongs in the house. Clean lines, smart material choices, and workmanship that holds up. That's what a quality remodel looks like in a small space - no fluff, just good work done right.
We work with homeowners across Midlothian who want their bathrooms to actually match the rest of their home. If your bathroom has been on your list for a while, this is the kind of result that makes it worth moving up the priority.