r/bathroomremodelaustin

I told my girls I’d get them the best bathroom that I could afford,I built the stood work and niches, I did all electrics first and second fix, spot lights, LED for the niches and mirror, and extractor fan all on a 3 gang switch so you can choose what you want on, also installed a waterproof 24” tv and a 9” Bluetooth ceiling speaker, got contractor in for the tiling job which came out perfect so had to post here for you to appreciate the work. Niche tiles to match the bathroom suite which was the tilers great idea

We recently completed this bathroom remodel in Austin, TX, replacing an outdated and leaking tub/shower surround and old vanity with a completely new bathroom.
The biggest priority was making sure the new shower was properly waterproofed—not just making it look good.
What we changed:
Removed the old leaking bathtub and tub surround
Installed a new Schluter waterproofing system
Built a new walk-in shower with frameless glass
Installed large-format travertine-look porcelain tile on the shower walls and beautiful satin finish green tile
Used smaller tile on the shower floor for proper drainage and slip resistance
Taj Mahal quartzite for the shower curb and vanity countertop
New dark wood vanity and storage
New smart toilet
Brushed/brass-toned shower fixtures and hardware
Frameless glass shower enclosure
Updated lighting and bathroom finishes
One thing we always emphasize with bathroom remodeling is that the waterproofing behind the tile is just as important as the finished appearance. A beautiful shower doesn’t mean much if water is getting behind it.
For Austin homeowners: What would you change about this bathroom, and what would you prioritize first in your own remodel—waterproofing, layout, materials, or fixtures?
Location: Austin, Texas
Project: Bathroom Remodel / Walk-In Shower Conversion
Contractor: THA Construction & Remodeling

We recently stepped into this primary bathroom knowing one thing , there’s a lot more potential here than what you see today.

The existing layout has served the homeowners for years, but the space is ready for its next chapter. Outdated finishes, an aging vanity, an enclosed shower, and a bathroom that simply doesn’t reflect the way they want their home to feel anymore.

So we’re changing that.

From demolition → design decisions → materials → construction → all the little details that happen before you ever see the beautiful “after” photo.

This is the BEFORE.

Now the fun begins. 🔨
🌐 Visit us to learn more about our bathroom remodeling services:
https://lvhomedesign.com