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Greenwood Village primary bathroom renovation — gold mirror and custom vanity by PrestigeCore Design + Build

Project Case Study

Greenwood Village Primary Bathroom Renovation

Location|Greenwood Village, Colorado
Project Type|Bathroom Remodeling
Scope|Full primary bathroom renovation — custom vanity cabinetry, walk-in shower, soaking tub, tile throughout, fixtures and lighting

The Challenge

The primary bathroom had dated finishes, limited storage and a layout that did not take advantage of the available square footage. The homeowners wanted a spa-caliber retreat with a dedicated soaking tub, a larger shower and custom vanity storage.

Design Objective

Transform the primary bathroom into a cohesive, spa-inspired space with a clear separation between the shower, soaking tub and vanity areas, using a warm neutral palette with brass accents.

Complete Scope

  • Layout reconfiguration to separate shower, tub and vanity zones
  • Custom vanity cabinetry design and installation
  • Walk-in shower construction with custom tile
  • Freestanding soaking tub installation
  • Floor and wall tile selection and installation
  • Fixture and hardware selection and installation
  • Lighting design and installation
  • Mirror and accessory coordination

Materials & Finishes

Cabinetry

Custom vanity cabinetry, warm wood finish

Countertops

Marble slab

Tile

Large-format porcelain floor tile; custom shower tile

Fixtures

Brushed gold / brass fixtures and hardware

Mirror

Custom framed mirror with integrated lighting

Project Gallery

Greenwood Village primary bathroom — gold mirror and custom vanity
Greenwood Village bathroom renovation — soaking tub and oak cabinetry

The Result

The completed primary bathroom provides a dedicated spa-like retreat with ample storage, a generous walk-in shower and a freestanding soaking tub — all coordinated through a single cohesive design palette.

Ready to transform your bathroom?

PrestigeCore Design + Build handles every detail — from design through construction — so you don't have to coordinate between multiple contractors.