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Just finished up this master bathroom remodel in Lakewood Heights (Dallas). What do you think of the tile and layout? [Video]

We just wrapped up a complete transformation of a master suite bathroom in the historic Lakewood Heights neighborhood of Dallas, and I wanted to share the final walk-through video!

The goal here was to take a dated, choppy layout and turn it into a clean, modern, spa-like retreat while maximizing storage and functionality.

A few details on the build and materials:

• The Shower: We built a massive custom shower with a frameless glass enclosure, integrated bench seating, and dual shower heads (including a rain shower head). The tile work features a unique picket-pattern accent wall.
• Countertops: We went with Vicostone Quartz in "Bendecio" for the vanities and makeup desk—it has a beautiful, subtle veining that pairs perfectly with the paint.
• Cabinetry: Brand-new, handcrafted gray shaker cabinets with brushed-metal hardware. We integrated a full-height linen tower to maximize vertical storage.
• Flooring: Large-format luxury tile flowing through the entire master bath space.
• Custom Vanity: Designed a dedicated makeup desk with its own lighting and mirror layout right next to the shower partition.

Would love to hear your thoughts on the layout choice and the picket tile! Happy to answer any questions about the materials or the remodeling process if anyone is currently planning their own bathroom re-do.

My shower has two shower head and two jets on each side. So two shower heads facing each other. I need something waterproof at the door seam. Ive been trying to find a double door that meets in the middle with a seal of some sort but I can't even find a double door...

Is what I want something that exists?

What search terms should I be using?

Im also 6'2" so I would assume I need something 76" or higher. 59" wide. Black.

Take a tour of our latest full master bathroom remodel in progress in the Lakewood Heights Historic neighborhood (M Streets) of Dallas. We’ve transformed this space by removing the outdated soaker tub to build a massive walk-in shower with a custom bench. The project is coming together beautifully with custom storage and sleek finishes. Subscribe to see the finished results later!

Key features of this Dallas bathroom renovation include:

• Large Custom Shower: Built in the footprint of the original tub for a modern, open feel.
• Premium Countertops: Elegant Vicostone Quartz in the "Bendecio" color.
• Custom Cabinetry: Brand-new, handcrafted cabinets designed for maximum storage.
• Luxury Flooring: Fresh tile installation throughout the entire master suite.
• Dedicated Makeup Desk: A custom-built vanity space for daily comfort.

We are using 12 x 24 tiles on the shower walls and floor. What’s the preferred staggering of the tiles - half off set or one third offset (so every third row is lined up)? And is there any reason not to do this in a shower?

(Fortunately the work is being done by a pro so the number of cuts shouldn’t matter - he was just happy to not be doing a mosaic or penny tile)

Gonna tear down 2 bathrooms and redo it.

Please share some inputs on the below:

1.

Bathtub - acrylic or cast iron better?
In the event of future patching when there s cracks, which one makes more sense?

2.

Wall tiles - ceramic better because its easier on drilling?
Floor tiles - porcelain better because its more durable?
What about homogenous tiles?

3.

LED mirror lights - what do you think? Nice, but is it practical?

Any other bathroom reno tips, especially on the bathtub maintenance are welcome.

Thanks guys