Miami Gardens, FL 33169 · Miami-Dade County
Project Facts
Service
Location
Miami Gardens, FL 33169
Scope
Materials
Glossy emerald green vertical tile, exposed polished brass shower system, white patterned floor tile in navy and sage, green-black vanity with carved doors
The Project
Glossy green, polished brass and a patterned floor. This is a bathroom that refuses to be boring.
A bathroom is one of the best places in the house to take a design risk. It’s a smaller room, so a bold tile or a statement fixture makes a big impact without overwhelming the rest of the home. This Miami Gardens project shows how far a strong color and a single standout material, like brass, can go.
MIA Remodeling designs and builds bathrooms across Miami-Dade and Broward, including Miami Gardens, Miramar, North Miami and Hollywood. Explore our bathroom remodeling services, or tell us about the bathroom you’d like to change.
Design
A closer look at the choices that shape this Miami Gardens bathroom remodel.
The shower is lined in slim, glossy green tiles set vertically in straight stacked rows. Running them up and down instead of side to side draws the eye toward the ceiling and makes the room feel taller. The glaze has natural variation, so the green shifts from tile to tile like sea glass.
The floor tile is white with a petal pattern in navy and soft sage, laid so the shapes link into a continuous design across the room. It brings in a second color story, cool and graphic, that keeps all that green from feeling heavy.
The vanity is deep green-black, with lattice detailing carved into the door panels. It’s a furniture-style piece that suits the vintage mood of the shower, and its dark finish anchors the lighter sage walls.
For all its old-world charm, this bathroom is fully up to date where it counts.
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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
Yes, if you love color. Glossy green tile reflects light and pairs beautifully with brass or gold fixtures. Balancing it with lighter walls and a patterned or light floor keeps the room from feeling dark.
It's a shower where the riser pipe, rain head and handheld are mounted on the outside of the wall instead of hidden behind it. It becomes a design feature in its own right and works especially well in vintage or industrial-style bathrooms.
It depends on the finish. Many modern brass fixtures have a protective coating that keeps the shine, while unlacquered brass develops a natural patina over time. We'll walk you through the options so you get the look you want long term.
Vertical tile draws the eye up and makes ceilings feel higher. It's a great trick in a shower or a small bathroom, and slim tiles set in straight stacked rows give a clean, modern rhythm.
You can, as long as the two share a common thread. Here, the floor is mostly white with cool tones, which gives the eye a rest from the green. Pick one hero and let the other play support.
When a remodel relocates plumbing, adds wiring or changes walls, the City of Miami Gardens will typically require permits and inspections. Licensed as a general contractor (CGC1535875) and plumbing contractor (CFC1434602), MIA prepares the submittals and coordinates every inspection for you.
Next Step
Emerald, cobalt, blush or black, if you can picture it, we can build it. Book a free design visit and we'll show you your bold bathroom in 3D first.
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