Walnut-Tone Vanity and Tiled Walk-In Shower in Los Angeles

What the Finished Bathroom Shows

This Los Angeles bathroom pairs a mid-century-style walnut-tone vanity with soft neutral tile and brushed gold fixtures. The vanity stands on tapered legs, with brushed gold bar pulls, a white top, and an oval undermount sink under a large round brass-framed mirror. A skylight and a window keep the room bright. The walk-in shower has handmade-look vertical tile, a tiled bench with brass edge trim, a blue-and-white patterned niche, a rain head and handheld shower, white mosaic floor tile, and a linear drain behind frameless glass.

Why a Patterned Niche Works in a Neutral Shower

When the walls are a calm, soft neutral, one small burst of pattern does a lot. The blue-and-white niche gives the shower a focal point without making the whole room busy. Thin brass trim frames the niche and the bench, which ties them to the brushed gold fixtures and the round mirror. The warm wood vanity keeps the room from feeling cold, and the terracotta-tone floor tile outside the shower adds one more earthy layer. We help you find that balance on every bathroom remodel.

How We Run Your Bathroom Remodel

A bathroom remodel in Los Angeles with a linear drain and a tiled bench needs careful planning under the tile. We start with a free consultation to go over the look you want, how you use the room, and your budget. Then our team handles design, permits, plumbing, tile, and finish work. A linear drain lets the shower floor slope in one direction, so we set the slope and the drain location before the mosaic goes down.

More of Our Bathroom Work

For another bathroom with a vintage feel, see this southwestern retro master bathroom in Van Nuys. If you like tile detail in the shower, look at this bathroom remodel with a mosaic shower in Van Nuys.

Bathroom Remodel in Los Angeles: Common Questions

What does a bathroom remodel like this cost in Los Angeles?

It depends on the size of the room, the tile, the vanity, and whether plumbing moves. Our bathroom remodel cost guide breaks down typical ranges across LA.

Is a wood vanity a good idea in a bathroom with a shower?

Yes, as long as it has a durable finish and the room is well ventilated. An exhaust fan and a window help keep moisture in check.

What is a linear drain?

It is a long, narrow drain set along one edge of the shower floor. The floor only slopes one way, which makes small mosaic or larger tiles easier to lay neatly.

Can I use patterned tile in just a niche?

Yes, and it is an easy way to add color without committing to a whole wall. A niche needs only a few tiles, so you can splurge on a special pattern.

Do I need a permit to remodel a bathroom 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. Handmade-look tile and special-order fixtures can add lead time, so we plan orders early.

How do I find a good bathroom contractor in Los Angeles?

Ask for a license number, proof of insurance, and photos of finished work. Our guide on hiring a general contractor in Los Angeles explains what to check.