Bathroom Remodel · Miramar, FL 33025
A deep blue vanity, shimmering hexagon niches and warm champagne bronze, all set against marble-look walls veined in gold.
Project Overview
Many homeowners in Miramar want a bathroom that feels a step above the standard builder finish without going over the top. This project hits that balance: classic shapes like the shaker vanity and rectangular sink, paired with one rich color, one shimmering tile and one warm metal.
Our team remodels bathrooms across southwest Broward and north Miami-Dade, including Miramar, Pembroke Pines, Hollywood and Miami Gardens. Take a look at our bathroom remodeling services, or schedule a visit to get your project started.
A closer look at the choices that shape this Miramar bathroom remodel.
This Miramar bathroom isn't loud, but it's anything but plain. Three choices give it its character, and each one is repeated so the room feels pulled together.
The most eye-catching feature isn't in the shower. It's a tall recessed niche on the wall, lined floor to top in blue hexagon tile and lit from inside. The glow makes the glossy tile shimmer like water, and it doubles as a soft night light.
The vanity is a classic shaker cabinet in royal blue, with two doors in the center and a column of drawers on each side. Every door and drawer wears a champagne bronze bar pull, which pops against the blue.
Inside the shower, oversized white tiles carry dramatic veining in gray and warm gold, the look of Calacatta marble without the upkeep. The warm tones in the veining are what make the bronze fixtures feel so at home here.
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Our Process
Every MIA bathroom follows the same clear process, so you always know what is next.
In your home or virtually, we talk through how you use the space and what you want to change.
See your new bathroom before any work starts, and adjust tile, vanity and layout until it is right.
Everything is written out up front, so there are no surprise invoices.
As a licensed general contractor (CGC1535875) and plumbing contractor (CFC1434602), we pull the permits and schedule the inspections.
Demolition, plumbing, tile, glass and finishes are managed in-house.
We review every detail with you before we call it done.
FAQs
Yes. LED strips can be built into a niche during construction, with the wiring run before the walls are closed and rated fixtures used for damp areas. It's a small detail that adds a lot of atmosphere, especially at night.
Saturated blue has become a modern classic. Paired with white counters and warm metal hardware, it feels timeless rather than trendy, and if you ever want a change, swapping the pulls is an easy refresh.
It's porcelain or ceramic tile printed to look like Calacatta marble, which is known for a bright white background and bold veining, often with warm gold tones. You get the look of luxury stone with a surface that's easier to care for.
Champagne bronze is softer and warmer, with a light brushed texture, while gold or polished brass is brighter and shinier. Champagne bronze tends to blend more easily with both cool and warm color palettes.
They do. Tempered glass shelves are easy to wipe down, don't block light and make a niche feel more open. They're especially effective in a lighted niche, where light can pass through every level.
Remodels that relocate plumbing, add lighting circuits like a lit niche, or change walls typically need permits through the City of Miramar. MIA's general contractor license (CGC1535875) and plumbing license (CFC1434602) let us pull those permits directly and handle every inspection.
Whether it's a lit niche, a bold vanity color or warm bronze fixtures, small details can make a bathroom feel custom. Let's design yours together and preview it in 3D before work begins.
