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I’m going to be sharing more up close details of the bathroom and today, it’s the free standing tub and the faucets I chose. I’m happy to be partnering with Signature Hardware for all of these products and we couldn’t be happier with how they look and function. I’m so happy that they wanted to work with me on this master bathroom project. It was a BIG project, the biggest project I’ve ever planned and overseen, so it’s so nice to have it all finished and we are so enjoying it all now. I’ve never had a free standing tub, so it was fun to choose one as well as the faucets for our space.
Wall Color: Gray Owl by Benjamin Moore.
Door Color: Oyster Bay by Sherwin Williams
Vanity Color: Acacia Haze by Sherwin Williams
Let’s look back at what the old bathtub looked like, a very large jetted tub that took up a lot of real estate literally. It was surrounded by a faux marble that was less than desirable. Taking out the old tub and adding this new free standing tub gave the new bathroom a breath of fresh air. It was as if it could breathe now without this huge tub in there.
The new Odenwald Acrylic Free Standing tub is the perfect fit in this space at 59″ long.
There’s a few inches to spare on either end with the new faucet mounted on the wall. This new tub set up feels so light and airy especially with the addition of the Plantation shutters. All that white woodwork adds texture and lightness. I’ve taken 2 baths so far in the Odenwald tub and couldn’t be happier with the experience. It’s comfortable, smooth and the water stays warm for at least 20 to 25 minutes which is plenty long for a soaking in the tub for me. I can lay my head back and really relax in there, even listened to a podcast and read by book too. Very relaxing soak! I can already tell that the acrylic tub will be easy to clean too.
This modern brushed nickel wall mount faucet was a new type to me, but I love how simple and elegant it looks. The hand sprayer will come in handy for spraying out the tub and keeping it clean. I opted for a wall mount instead of the floor mount because I like how clean this looks and it was less work to install this way I was told.
The new bathtub makes the bathroom feel even more spacious than before. Getting rid of the massive jetted tub was a good move and we’re glad we did it!
Moving over to the vanity area, these bold widespread Carraway faucets (looks like these are no longer stocked at Signature Hardware, but the tub faucets are) in brushed nickel really caught my eye. I loved their sleek design, modern yet traditional shape and thought they would really elevate our newly remodeled vanity.
When I got them in and took them out of the box, they were huge compared to our old ones and I was a little bit worried at first, but there was no need to be.
These beauties really take our vanity up to a whole other level and they are bold and beautiful.
I think these were the perfect choice and we love them so much!
Satin nickel is easy to keep clean and it’s always a classic.
Looking to the shower, we needed a new shower faucet and this one was simple and elegant. We didn’t go crazy in the shower with all sorts of shower heads, but I just needed a nice shower set to complete our space.
This Cooper pressure balanced shower set fit the bill and we are very happy with it.
The shower head is nice and large and makes for a very enjoyable shower in here. Mark tells me all the time how much he loves this new shower compared to the old one. The old shower was so boxed in and this one feels so much more open and spacious. We were able to add a couple of inches in each direction and that helped as well as the glass walls we have now. We could not be happier with how this entire master bathroom turned out. It truly is a dream come true space.
Getting these beautiful faucets and our new free standing tub in there was a big part of making this space our own and we love it so much. It’s spacious, beautiful, functional and lovely to look at. All the things you want in a bathroom renovation.
A big thanks to Signature Hardware for partnering with me on this project. They were great to work with and I highly recommend looking there for projects if you’re in the market for a bathroom renovation too. The products are very nice quality in looks and performance and we love them all!
Thanks for stopping by the bathroom today. If you want to see the entire reveal and cost breakdown, go over to my Master Bathroom reveal post for all those details! And click here to see how to update an old vanity with new drawers, doors and paint.
How much maintenance are the glass shower doors. I’m thinking of using them to open up the space to more light. What are the dimensions of the tub nd shower? I love how your remodel looks.
Your bathroom is lovely! We moved into our new home 3 years ago and it has a jetted tub (it was a spec home) which I never would have selected and I don’t use it because I just don’t want to deal with cleaning the jets etc. I still have to clean it though and wish I had a freestanding tub. Perhaps one day I will change it out. How difficult was it to remove the jetted tub? Did they have to section it to remove it?
Also in reply to another’s readers comment about cleaning, I have a steam cleaner that I used to clean the glass and it does a fantastic job. I use it for mirrors, windows (does a quick and great job on window tracks) and just about anything you can think of. It relieves me of using strong chemicals and is excellent and killing germs and sanitizing. You might wish to consider one to easily keep your new bath in perfect condition!
Hi, Debra, the jetted tub came out in half, they did cut it up to get it out of here. I’m glad we changed it out even though at first I was thinking maybe we should keep it. It was so big and cumbersome and I hardly ever used it, but I think I’m going to use this soaker tub more often now. Thanks for telling me about the steam cleaner, I don’t have one and will have to look that up to see how it works.
HI, Marlyn, the shower inside is about 4×4′ and the tub is around 60″ long. The glass shower doors are not hard to keep clean so far using a squeegee and drying up the curb after we shower. It only gets wet in one certain area so it’s not so bad.
Love the glass shower enclosure. How do you plan to keep it clean? Found anything to use that is easy and effective!
HI, Barbara, I did get Rainex and put on the glass walls. Only the door and that small panel of glass gets wet and we also have a nice little squeegee that we keep in the shower to get the water off the doors after every shower. So far it’s staying sparkling clean by doing that and drying the curb as we finish too. It doens’t take but a minute to do that, so hoping this works long term.
Your remodel is gorgeous. What do you think of Japanese soaker tubs? I’m planning a bathroom remodel with open shower.
Hi, Marie, I have no idea what those are. This is my first time with a free standing so I don’t have any others to compare to.
In a former home we had a very similar large jetted tub. While I enjoyed it, and my husband liked it for his back problems, it was a bear to keep the jets clean. Lack of use encouraged nasty mold and mildew to grow in the dark recesses of the jets. We eventually got rid of it and replaced it with a garden tub. I really like your freestanding set up. A bathroom update is in the future of our downsized home, and I’m making notes of your makeover – so pretty. Stay safe.
Thank you, Becky, I have heard that about jetted tubs. I think our old one was rarely used before we moved in because when I cleaned the jets, it was clean as a whistle. But I really love the ease of care of this new free standing tub and it’s a smaller footprint which makes the bathroom feel so much better too.
Hi Rhoda, it turned out beautiful! Please tell me more about your little wood tabl next to your tub. Where did you get it?
HI, Linda, that is from Serena & Lily. If you go back to my bathroom reveal post (linked in this post) you can see all the sources at the bottom, click the pictures.
What color is the walls and the green door? Beautiful! Thanks
Hi, Allie, the wall color is Gray Owl (Ben Moore) and the doors are Oyster Bay (Sherwin Williams)
I love your new bathroom. Is beautiful and very elegant. I always enjoy seeing all your updates.
Thank you, Linda, I appreciate you stopping by!
Beautiful Rhoda! Love it!
Beautiful renovation and such great choices in your decor.
I love everything! We are in the middle of a master bath remodel and it’s very similar. Can’t wait to use my new tub.
Rhoda, your bathroom remodel turned out beautifully! I love the new tub and the hardware you and Mark chose. Really elegant and I know getting the tub in there was a lot less stressful than trying to move a cast-iron tub! Enjoy your new bathroom!!! <3 Will refer back to your remodel when we are ready to do ours.
Happy spring,
Barb 🙂
Thank you, Barbara! Yes these acrylic tubs are definitely light weight compared to the old cast iron. We are so happy with this renovation!
Love your bathroom Rhoda especially your flooring.
Have you finished renovating now? Enjoyed all your post of what you have done throughout your house!
Thank you Mollie! We are almost finished on the inside but have a few more projects outdoors. We have one more bathroom to makeover, but it will be more budget friendly and we are going to be adding more molding inside the house.
Love, love, love the new bathroom. I love the tub. Your tub was not available when I was ordering from Signature Hardware. I was also limited as far as the space is concerned.
I chose the small claw foot tub Watters Acrylic which was 59 inches too.
You two as always did a magnificent job! Stay safe you two!
Absolutely stunning! I have been following your progress on Instagram stories. And I am so impressed, with your style, color choices and faucets. You have transformed this bathroom into an at home spa. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thank you, Meegan, I appreciate that. It was a fun project and I enjoyed the planning process too.