Port Coquitlam bathroom: warm marble-look tile and a wood vanity
A tired bathroom with a plastic vanity, white square tile and a framed shower stall, rebuilt in warm marble-look tile with a mosaic band, a shelf in the wall, a tiled shower floor over a waterproof layer, and a wood vanity with a white top.
Your Port Coquitlam bathroom worked, but it looked tired: a plastic vanity, white square tile around the tub, a framed glass shower stall and small floor tile. You wanted the same layout done right, in warm tile that would not go out of style.
We took the walls around the tub and the shower stall back to the bare studs. We sealed every seam, and we built the shower floor over a Kerdi waterproof layer before any tile. You can see the orange layer, and the mosaic floor going on over it, in the photos.
Then the tile: warm marble-look porcelain on every wall that gets wet, a band of mosaic at eye height, a shelf cut into the wall above the tub, and a mosaic floor in the shower. Every tile was set with small clips to keep it flat. Big beige tiles went across the floor. A wood vanity with a white top, a framed mirror and a new toilet finished the room.
We measured this bathroom, wrote the quote and built it ourselves. If your Port Coquitlam or Coquitlam bathroom has the same tired tub and stall, book a free visit and you get a written, itemized quote.
Before and after from the same angle.
Port Coquitlam project photos
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