Berkeley Place Primary Bath Remodel

services provided

Design Classic
Interior design consultation
Layout planning & revisions
Mood board creation
Finish selection & scheduling
Simple color renderings

finishes used

White quartz countertops
Semi-shaker style vanity with single sink
Original hardwood floors, matched and preserved
Mixed metal fixtures in brushed brass and polished nickel
Vertical stacked green subway tile on shower walls
Marble deco tile on shower pan
Frameless glass shower enclosure with brass clips
Signature Hardware vintage-style shower fixture with porcelain “hot/cold” detail
Acrylic freestanding tub with wall-mounted tub filler in polished nickel
Exposed decorative waterline plumbing for vintage aesthetic

Project overview

What began as a necessary repair turned into a soulful upgrade for this historic Berkeley Place home. After a leaky old jacuzzi tub began dripping into the kitchen below, our past clients—whom we had previously helped furnish and style their living areas—called us back in to reimagine their upstairs primary bathroom.

Rather than overhaul the floor plan, we honored the existing layout while weaving in fresh personality through high-impact finishes and thoughtful adjustments. A standout design moment: the new wet room layout, where a sleek modern tub is tucked inside a spacious shower zone framed with brass-accented glass. We also swapped the previous double vanity for a single, custom-fit piece with more counter space—tailored to how the clients really live.

Behind the walls, we addressed legacy plumbing issues left behind by past remodels, replacing outdated pipes and reinforcing the integrity of the space for decades to come.

This was a design-only project, but one packed with purpose and charm—a space that now feels just as considered and character-rich as the rest of this storied home.

Project completed by 6th Ave Design and 6th Ave Construction teams