Bathroom Remodel in Marina del Rey — Slate-Tone Tile
$45,000
Rust and blue slate-tone tile through the shower and walls, over a pebble mosaic floor, with a ribbed dark vanity and bronze fittings.
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The Scope
The tile is a slate-tone porcelain that shifts between rust, brown and blue-grey from piece to piece, and it runs across the walls and through the walk-in shower. The shower floor is a pebble mosaic.
A teak bench sits under the window inside the shower. Fittings are bronze — a fixed head, a hand shower and the basin taps — and a niche is set into the tile beside the controls.
The vanity is a dark ribbed cabinet with square brass pulls and two basins under a single top, with a floating shelf and a mirror above it between warm wall sconces.
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?
$45,000. That is the final figure for this project, taken from our own project records rather than estimated, and it is the same number that appears in our published cost table.
What was included for that price?
The work shown on this page: slate-tone tile to the walls and walk-in shower, a pebble mosaic shower floor, a teak bench, bronze fittings throughout, and a ribbed dark vanity with two basins and brass pulls. Every photograph here is of this project.
Where is this project?
Marina del Rey, 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.