Green Tile and Oak Bathroom in Los Angeles

How This Bathroom Turned Out

This Los Angeles bathroom pairs glossy white vertical tile with deep green square tile. An alcove tub sits under a tall wood-framed window, with a wall-mounted chrome faucet with wheel handles. Tall niches lined in green marble-look stone, with small wood shelves, add a striking detail. A separate shower has a frameless glass enclosure and black fixtures. A fluted oak double vanity, an oak door, glass pendant lights, and dark slate-look floor tile complete the room.

Why Green Tile and Oak Feel So Natural

Deep green and light oak both come straight from nature, so they read as calm rather than loud. Here the green is used in measured doses, as a band behind the tub and inside the niches, while glossy white tile keeps the room bright. The fluted vanity fronts and the matching oak door add texture and tie the space to the rest of the house. The dark floor grounds it all. It is the kind of thoughtful palette our bathroom remodelers love to build.

How We Run Your Bathroom Remodel

A bathroom remodel in Los Angeles starts with a free consultation, where we talk through who uses the room, whether you want a tub, a shower, or both, and what you want to spend. From there we handle design, permits, and the build. Wall-mounted fixtures like the chrome wheel-handle tub filler here need their valves set inside the wall before any tile goes up, so we lock in those positions early and plan the tile layout around them.

More of Our Bathroom Work

For another Los Angeles bath built around a generous vanity, see this bathroom with a large double vanity in Los Angeles. If you are updating more than one room, take a look at our master and guest bathroom remodel in Los Angeles.

Bathroom Remodel in Los Angeles: Common Questions

How much does a bathroom remodel cost in Los Angeles?

It depends on the size of the room, whether you keep a tub, and the tile and fixtures you pick. Our bathroom remodel cost guide walks through typical LA ranges.

Can I have both a tub and a separate shower in one bathroom?

Often yes, if the room has the space. This bathroom keeps an alcove tub under the window and adds a glass-enclosed shower nearby. We check the layout and plumbing during the consultation.

Is a fluted wood vanity hard to keep clean?

Not really. A sealed finish wipes down easily, and a soft brush handles dust in the grooves. Pairing it with a solid white top keeps water off the wood where it matters most.

Do wall-mounted faucets cost more to install?

They take a bit more planning, since the valve goes inside the wall at a fixed height. Done during a full remodel, while the walls are open, the extra work is small.

Do I need a permit for a bathroom remodel in Los Angeles?

Usually yes, if plumbing, electrical, or the layout changes. We prepare the drawings and handle the city submittals and inspections for you.

How long does a bathroom remodel take?

Most take several weeks after demo, plus time for design and permits. Special-order tile or custom cabinetry can add to that. We share realistic dates before work begins.

What layout mistakes should I avoid?

Cramped clearances and poorly placed niches are common ones. Our article on bath layout mistakes covers what to watch for.