🛁 Bathroom Remodel

Anchor tile for the entire shower. 40 sq ft raw + 10% waste = 44 sq ft to order. The 24×48 ribbon format runs horizontal to visually widen the space. SKU: 101236859.

Botanical accent tile for the back face of the recessed niche (48×16"). Creates a focal picture moment inside the niche. Niche sides use leftover Birch ribbon — no separate order needed. SKU: 101458958.

Grounds the shower and contrasts the wood-look walls. Unglazed = naturally slip-resistant. 60×35" floor = 14.6 sq ft + 10% waste = 17 sq ft. SKU: 100912229.

Frameless sliding door in matte black. Fits openings 56–60" wide. SKU: 101066892.

Matte black rain head system with MultiChoice valve. Single spray mode. The MultiChoice valve allows upgrading to multi-spray later without replacing the in-wall valve. Model: 342702-BL.

24" linear drain in matte black with square grate. Coordinates with all other matte black fixtures. Item: 5013899505.

1-piece skirted design with soft-close seat included. No seam between tank and bowl — easiest to clean and most modern. Model: 32901-0, 12" rough-in.

Warm olive botanical wallpaper for the vanity accent wall (96×71"). 3 rolls gives full coverage with overage. Ties the botanical niche tile to the rest of the room. SKU: 4171-17221.

Single wet-rated recessed can light centered over shower. Wired to existing vanity switch — no new switch needed due to box constraints. Contractor to spec exact fixture; must be IC-rated and wet-location rated.

LVP flooring is a separate project. Two Jamestown Oak thresholds at doorways — one standard door, one pocket door. Not in this remodel budget.

Two side walls, each 96×35" = 46.7 sq ft total + 10% waste = 52 sq ft to order. Layout runs horizontal to visually widen the space.

Niche sides locked as birch ribbon from overage. Top and bottom cap still to be decided — likely covered by existing overage.

~30 sq ft + 10% waste = 34 sq ft. Porcelain tile preferred for spa aesthetic and heated floor compatibility.

Schluter DITRA-HEAT mat combines uncoupling membrane + heating element — tile contractor will know this system. Best with porcelain tile. Lowest-cost moment to add it — walls already open.