Arched Mirror and Patterned Niche Bath in Los Angeles

What the Finished Bathroom Shows

This Los Angeles bathroom pairs a warm wood vanity with soft neutral tile and brushed gold fixtures. The single vanity stands on tapered legs, with a white top, a rectangular undermount sink, a brushed gold faucet, and a brass towel ring on its side. Above it hang an arched brass-framed mirror and a three-light fixture with clear glass shades. The tub and shower has handmade-look vertical tile, a window, a brass-trimmed niche lined with blue-and-white patterned tile, a rain head, and a hinged glass panel. White cabinets with textured glass doors sit above the toilet.

Why an Arched Mirror and Patterned Tile Work

This room uses a few small moves to feel special. The arched mirror softens the straight lines of the tile and cabinets, and its brass frame matches the faucet, shower trim, and light fixture. The patterned niche adds color right where your eye lands in the shower. Keeping the wall tile a calm, soft neutral lets those details stand out. A glass panel instead of a curtain keeps the tile in view and makes the room feel bigger. We plan details like these on every bathroom remodel.

How We Run Your Bathroom Remodel

A bathroom remodel in Los Angeles with a window inside the shower needs extra care with waterproofing and trim. We start with a free consultation to talk about the look you want, who uses the room, and your budget. Then our team handles design, permits, plumbing, tile, and finish work. Around a shower window, we wrap the opening with waterproofing and slope the sill so water runs back into the tub instead of sitting against the frame.

More of Our Bathroom Work

For another project with more than one bath, see these guest and master bathroom remodels in Pacific Palisades. If you like a clean, modern take, look at this modern bathroom remodel in Pasadena.

Bathroom Remodel in Los Angeles: Common Questions

How much does a bathroom remodel with a tub cost in Los Angeles?

It depends on the size of the room, the tub, the tile, and whether plumbing moves. Our bathroom remodel cost guide lays out typical ranges across LA.

Can a window work inside a tub and shower?

Yes. With the right waterproofing, a sloped sill, and a frame that handles moisture, a window adds daylight and fresh air. Frosted glass keeps things private.

Is a glass panel better than a shower curtain?

A glass panel keeps water in and keeps the tile on view, which makes a small bathroom feel more open. A curtain costs less and is easier to swap out.

What size vanity fits a small bathroom?

A single vanity with drawers and doors often fits best. Raised legs show more floor, which makes the room feel larger.

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 submittals and inspections for you.

How long does a bathroom remodel take?

Most take several weeks after demo, plus time for design and permits. Custom glass is measured after the tile is in, which can add a little time at the end.

Should I hire a designer and a contractor separately?

You can, but a design-build team keeps design, permits, and construction under one roof, which usually means fewer handoffs. Our article on design-build vs. a separate designer and contractor explains the difference.