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Completed Lakewood Hills bathroom project

A complete bathroom transformation in Lakewood Hills, Springfield.

This HOM Design & Build renovation replaced every major bathroom finish and fixture, added dedicated light above the bathtub and turned an unnecessary second doorway into useful primary-bedroom closet storage.

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LocationLakewood Hills, Springfield, VA
ProjectFull bathroom remodel
LayoutDoorway-to-closet conversion

Project record

What the completed photography shows.

HOM Design & Build completed this full bathroom remodel in the Lakewood Hills neighborhood of Springfield, Virginia. The original flooring, vanity, sinks, toilet, bathtub, tub surround, plumbing fixtures, mirrors, lighting and finish materials were removed and replaced. The new tub surround was prepared with Durock cement board, protected with the Schluter waterproofing system and flood-tested before finish tile was installed. A recessed ceiling light now brightens the bathing area. The bathroom originally had entrances from both the hallway and primary bedroom; the bedroom doorway was closed and its former opening was converted into a regular closet with shelving and dedicated hamper space, while the hallway entrance remained in service.

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Completed features

Details visible in the finished work.

Complete removal and replacement of bathroom finishes and fixturesNew bathtub and custom tiled tub surroundDurock cement-board preparation and Schluter waterproofingFlood test before finish-tile installationRecessed niche and two corner shelvesRecessed ceiling light above the bathtubNew large-format bathroom floor tileNew double vanity with two undermount sinksTwo regular wall-hung mirrors and updated vanity lightingNew toilet, plumbing fixtures and accessoriesPrimary-bedroom bathroom doorway closed and framedFormer doorway converted into a shelved closet with hamper space

Design observations

Why the room feels resolved.

01

One doorway became useful storage

Closing the primary-bedroom bathroom entrance allowed the former opening to serve as an organized closet with shelving and a dedicated place for laundry.

02

Light was added where it matters

The new recessed ceiling light brightens the tub and shower area, while the glossy vertical wall tile reflects light through the bathing zone.

03

Contrast gives the long room definition

Dark-blue walls and a wood-toned vanity frame the light floor, countertop and tiled tub surround without making the room feel closed in.

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