Planning a Coordinated Master Bathroom Remodel in Venice

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A bathroom remodel brings several decisions together: the shower, the floor, the vanity, the countertop and the fixtures. This Venice master-bathroom project shows how those choices can work as one room.

Coordinating the room

Mann Tile’s project records document planning for the shower surfaces, bathroom floor, vanity, countertop, lighting, mirror and plumbing fixtures. Reviewing them together helped establish the scope before installation.

The supplied project photographs show light, veined shower-wall tile, a blue-gray hexagonal mosaic shower floor, a beige stone-look bathroom floor and a wood-tone double vanity with a tall storage cabinet. The recessed niche and tiled seat carry the shower’s wall finish into its practical details.

Stone-look shower wall tile framing a recessed niche and tiled seat in a Venice bathroom project
A recessed niche and tiled seat carry the wall finish through the shower.

Before and updated

The original vanity and the updated room show how the cabinet layout, sink shapes and surrounding finishes changed. These photographs were taken from different angles.

Original wood vanity, white double-sink countertop and oval mirrors before the Venice bathroom remodel
Before: the original vanity, white countertop and oval mirrors.
Wood-tone double vanity and tall storage cabinet in a Venice bathroom project
Updated: wood-tone cabinetry, rectangular sinks and a coordinated countertop.

During preparation

Venice bathroom during demolition, with shower wall framing exposed and old floor tile removed
During preparation: exposed shower framing and the floor after tile removal.

The Goodnotes project record also includes this view with the shower wall framing exposed and the old floor tile removed. It captures the preparation stage before the new tile finishes shown below.

Planning what goes behind the tile

The shower work order specified Schluter Kerdi membrane and board, backing for grab bars, a shower seat, a storage niche and a recessed shower floor. The bathroom floor had a separate preparation and tile plan. These are documented scope details; the finished-surface photographs do not show the concealed waterproofing.

Drawings also helped the homeowners review the vanity layout. The cabinet design was adjusted to suit the measured space before proceeding. The lesson for a remodel is straightforward: agree on the room’s layout and the details that meet each other before focusing on individual finishes.

A closer look at the finishes

Warm floor tones, blue-gray mosaic and wood-tone storage bring the room’s finishes together.

Beige bathroom floor tile beside a blue-gray mosaic shower floor
Beige floor tile connects the bathroom to the blue-gray shower mosaic.
Close view of beige stone-look bathroom floor tile
Stone-look floor tile adds movement and warm neutral tones.
Blue-gray hexagonal shower mosaic, square drain and stone-look wall tile
Blue-gray hexagonal mosaic adds color and smaller-scale detail to the shower floor.

Planning your bathroom in Venice?

Bring room photos and a list of the features you want to improve to our Englewood Design Studio. We can help you compare finishes, discuss the scope and identify the next steps for your home.

Talk with the Mann Tile team

Explore our bathroom remodeling services or learn more about Mann Tile’s services in Venice.

Photography has been retouched; lighting and some trim details are illustrative.

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