Decker Service Professionals

Bathroom Remodeling

Luxury Master Bathroom Remodel

Lenexa, Kansas

A complete Lenexa master bathroom transformation designed around a calmer, spa-like feel, with new tile, a new double vanity, updated lighting, and a completely reworked bath and shower layout.

Finished master bathroom with a glass-enclosed tan tile shower, tiled drop-in tub, white mosaic floor, and dark double vanity with gold fixtures

Project Overview

Decker carried out a full remodel of this master bathroom with the goal of a spa-like room and a complete visual transformation. The work included a fully rebuilt shower, detailed wall tile, a mosaic tile floor, a new double vanity, a revised lighting and electrical layout, and a new toilet in the same general location as the original.

Key Selections

  • Spa-like design direction
  • Intricate wall tile installation
  • Mosaic floor tile
  • New double vanity
  • New lighting and electrical layout
  • Rebuilt shower
  • New toilet

Before

Original bathroom with a freestanding white tub, gray wall and floor tile, and a white subway-tile corner shower
Original corner shower with black fixtures beside the white double vanity under a crystal chandelier

During Construction

Bathroom during demolition with wall tile and drywall removed, exposed framing and plumbing, and debris on the floor
Original shower stripped to framing and insulation with tile debris during tear-out
New glass shower, tan wall tile, tiled tub, and mosaic floor installed before final trim and mirrors
New tiled drop-in tub with gold faucet, tan wall tile, and white mosaic floor beside the dark vanity before final trim

After

Finished bathroom with a glass-enclosed tan tile shower, tiled drop-in tub, white mosaic floor, gold fixtures, and dark wood double vanity with marble-look top

What We Had to Solve

The new layout reversed the original tub and shower locations, which required a complete plumbing reconfiguration. The shower was rebuilt as a new assembly in the former tub area, and the tub was integrated into the former shower side of the room.

Swapping the two fixtures meant plumbing, electrical, tile layout, the vanity, shower glass, and finished transitions all had to be coordinated so each trade's work lined up with the next.

The detailed wall tile and mosaic floor required precise layout, cuts, and alignment so the finished surfaces read as intentional rather than pieced together.

The finished bathroom has a rebuilt shower, a relocated tub, detailed tile and mosaic work, a new double vanity, and updated lighting—a complete transformation of the original room.

Planning a Bathroom Remodel?

If your bathroom layout no longer works or the room needs a complete update, Decker can help plan the layout, tile, and finishes and coordinate the trades involved.
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