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Floral Wallpaper Bathroom with Wet Room in Simi Valley

Simi Valley, CA

Moody Florals and a Tub-and-Shower Wet Room in Simi Valley This Simi Valley bathroom proves a bath can be bold and still feel relaxing. Dark floral wallpaper wraps the walls, a long oak double vanity carries wall-mounted brass faucets, and a glass panel opens onto a white-tiled wet room with a freestanding tub and a rain shower. A green glass pendant and a flower-pattern hexagon floor finish the look. Our bathroom remodeling team built it.

How This Bathroom Turned Out

This Simi Valley bathroom makes a statement with dark floral wallpaper. A long oak double vanity has a white top, wall-mounted brass faucets, and sconces with globe shades. At the far end, a wet room combines a freestanding tub and a walk-in shower behind a glass panel, lined in glossy white tile, with brass fixtures including a rain head and a handheld. A green glass pendant hangs over the tub, and a white hexagon mosaic floor with a small flower pattern runs throughout.

Why a Wet Room Works Here

Putting the tub and shower in one tiled zone keeps all the water in one place, so the rest of the room can carry wallpaper and wood. A single glass panel keeps it open and bright, and the window over the tub lights the whole space. The glossy white tile inside the wet room also gives the eye a rest from the busy floral pattern outside it. It is a smart way to fit a freestanding tub into a long, narrow bath. Our bathroom remodelers plan layouts like this one.

How We Run Your Bathroom Remodel

A bathroom remodel in Simi Valley goes smoothest with one team from start to finish. We begin with a free consultation to learn how you use the room and what you want to spend. Then we take care of design, permits, and the build. In a wet room, the whole floor is waterproofed and sloped to the drains, so the mosaic tile that runs out into the room has to be planned with the shower in mind from day one.

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Bathroom Remodel in Simi Valley: Common Questions

What does a bathroom remodel cost in Simi Valley?

Size, layout changes, and finishes drive the price most. Our bathroom remodel cost guide shows typical ranges across the region.

Can wallpaper really go in a bathroom?

Yes, as long as it stays out of the direct splash zone and the room has a good exhaust fan. In this bathroom the wallpaper sits outside the wet room, and tile takes over where the water is.

What is a wet room?

It is a fully waterproofed area where the tub and shower share one space and one floor. A glass panel keeps splashes in, and you skip the curb and the separate tub surround.

Are hexagon mosaic floors slippery?

Small mosaics have lots of grout lines, which gives your feet more grip than large tiles. That makes them a good fit for a floor that may get wet.

Will I need a permit?

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

How long will the work take?

Most bathroom remodels take several weeks after demo, plus design and permit time. Waterproofing a wet room adds a few steps, and we build that into the schedule up front.

How do I find a good bathroom contractor in the Conejo Valley area?

Look for a licensed, insured team with finished bathrooms you can see. Our guide to luxury bathroom remodel contractors in Calabasas and Thousand Oaks covers what to ask.

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