09/28/2026
A primary bath should feel like a room you want to start and end the day in.
This one did not.
The old bath was a typical Front Range layout: one long builder vanity, a wall of mirror, a decked-in tub, and a shower that never quite belonged to the room.
We rebuilt it as one space.
Light oak vanity. Quartz tops we fabricated and set ourselves. Two mirrors instead of one sheet of glass. Matte black fixtures that repeat from the faucet to the glass to the barn-door hardware. A walk-in shower with a pebble floor and a niche that is actually usable. A freestanding tub where the old deck tub sat.
The sliding door was a space decision, not a style add-on. It keeps the bath open to the bedroom without eating a swing.
This project was completed by our team at Colorado & Wyoming Granite & Remodel. That same crew is now Craft Right Design + Build — design-build remodeling for the Denver metro and Front Range.
If you are planning a bathroom for 2027 and want the whole room handled as one job, start here: CraftRightDesignandBuild.com
