It's finally time for me to share our complete master bathroom transformation!
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This biggest difference was made by taking out the ceiling soffit above the sink and shower and partially removing the shower walls. This turned the cave-like shower into a super bright and happy place to get ready in the morning. I've envisioned this space since day we moved in, and I'm so happy that after two long years we finally have a master bathroom we can use!
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When we framed out the new shower we were able to make a slightly larger door opening, and we gained about one inch on each side of the shower which makes a huge difference in such a small space. We also replaced the rough-in drain so we could use this square drain cover that tied into the herringbone pattern in our tile.
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There used to be zero storage, so we built-in a shower nook to keep everything out of sight.
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We removed the cabinet above the toilet, added open shelving, and replaced the toilet.
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In this back corner we removed an awful bright blue pocket door and added a double towel rod.
