Margate, FL 33063 · Broward County
Project Facts
Service
Location
Margate, FL 33063
Scope
Materials
Gray vanity with integrated top, brushed nickel faucet, white and marble-look tile
The Project
Soft gray, bright white and brushed nickel. Proof that a compact bathroom doesn't need to shout to feel brand new.
Many homes in Margate have a second or hall bathroom that serves kids, guests or the whole household. Those rooms see heavy daily use, so durable, easy-clean choices matter as much as looks. This project shows how a thoughtful refresh can make a hardworking bath feel fresh and organized again.
MIA Remodeling handles bathrooms of every size across north Broward, including Margate, Coral Springs, Parkland and Plantation. Visit our bathroom remodeling page to see what’s possible, or send us a few photos of your current bathroom.
Design
A closer look at the choices that shape this Margate bathroom remodel.
Small rooms look best when the palette stays tight. This bathroom uses just four tones, repeated from wall to wall, so nothing competes and the space feels larger than it is.
Here’s what makes this compact bath work, and what you can borrow for your own.
One of the first choices in a vanity upgrade is the top. This bathroom uses an integrated top. Here’s how it compares with a stone counter and separate sink.
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Our Process
In your home or virtually
See it before work starts
We file and meet inspectors
Demo to finishes in-house
Every detail reviewed
FAQs
It's a countertop and sink formed as one piece, usually with a short back splash built in. Because there's no seam where the bowl meets the counter, it's quick to clean and works well in hall and guest baths.
A fixture above the mirror with two or three shades usually works best. It spreads light across your face and the counter. Frosted or diffused glass softens the light and reduces glare off the mirror.
Sometimes. If the existing tub is in good condition and the walls behind the tile are sound, new tile can go in around it. If the tub is chipped, stained or the wall shows water damage, replacing both together is usually the smarter move. We check during the site visit.
Yes. Porcelain or ceramic tile with a marble pattern gives you the look of stone with a surface that doesn't need sealing like real marble does. It's a practical, low-maintenance option for a busy bathroom.
Less than polished chrome. The soft, brushed texture hides spots and fingerprints well, which is one reason it's popular in family and guest bathrooms.
It depends on the scope. Moving plumbing, changing electrical or opening walls typically requires permits from the City of Margate. MIA is licensed as a general contractor (CGC1535875) and a plumbing contractor (CFC1434602) and manages the permit process from application to final inspection.
Next Step
Small bathroom, guest bath or kids' bath, we'll help you pick finishes that look great and hold up to daily life. Book a free consultation and see the plan in 3D first.
Prefer to talk? Call (954) 355-1520
