Bathroom Remodel in Westlake Village — Two Green-Tile Rooms
$95,000
Two showers lined in green glazed tile — one olive, one aqua — with brass fittings and taupe shaker vanities. $95,000 for both rooms together.
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The Scope
This project covers two bathrooms finished in the same materials with different tile. The $95,000 on this page is the pair of them together, not either room on its own. Both showers are lined floor to ceiling in a glazed ceramic laid in a running bond — one in a deep olive green, the other in a paler aqua — and both sit behind frameless glass.
Each room has a taupe shaker vanity with brass bar pulls under a veined quartz counter, with a square brass tap and a brass-framed mirror above.
Brass carries through the rest of the fittings too: the shower sets, the towel bars and the recessed niches set into the tile.
Everything described here is visible in the photographs on this page. Nothing on this page describes what the room looked like beforehand or how the work was sequenced.
Frequently asked
What did this project cost?
$95,000. That is the final figure for this job — supplied directly by Onn from his own close-out records, not an estimate — and it covers both bathrooms together, not either room on its own.
Is $95,000 what one bathroom costs?
No, and it is worth being clear about it. $95,000 bought two finished bathrooms here. Our completed bathrooms on their own run $28k–$105k, median $38k, across 28 projects — close-out figures from our own records.
What was included for that price?
The work shown on this page: two bathrooms, each with a glazed tile shower behind frameless glass — one olive, one aqua — a taupe shaker vanity with brass pulls, a veined quartz counter with a square brass tap, a brass-framed mirror, and brass shower fittings. Every photograph here is of this project.
Where is this project?
Westlake Village, California. That comes from our own job records for this project, not from a photo folder label. Design Onn Point works across Los Angeles and Orange County.
Can I see what other finished projects actually cost?
Yes. We publish the final cost of a sample of completed projects, taken from our own records rather than estimated. The full table is on our real project costs page.