This home in St. Peters had two areas remodeled, a bathroom and a kitchen. The bathroom was narrow with a short ceiling, making it feel crowded. The project called for a bathrub removal to combine the entire tub/shower space for a walk-in shower. The glass wall was supposed to go to the ceiling, but space limitations required us to cut it down with the cross bar for support. The glass panels on the shower really opened up the room while giving them additional functionality. We also updated the bathroom to contemporary colors and finishes.

We also upgraded the kitchen in similar tones, featuring a beautiful tile backsplash and gorgeous cabinets in cool deep brown tones. Light reflects off the white countertop, so the kitchen does not have a dark feel like you might expect.  Paired with black and stainless accents and coordinating flooring, this remodeled kitchen how has a luxurious and clean aesthetic appeal.