Bathroom

What you’ll see in this bathroom remodel portfolio

Every bathroom in this gallery reflects the same core approach: plan the system first, then build the finishes with precision.

Bathrooms designed for daily comfort

These bathrooms are planned around how people actually use the space:

• clear layouts that avoid cramped movement

• vanities sized for real storage needs

• showers designed for comfort and accessibility

• thoughtful spacing around fixtures and doors

Comfort starts with layout—not just finishes.

Tile and waterproofing done right

Tile is only as good as what’s behind it.

Across these projects, notice:

• clean tile lines and intentional layouts

• niches, benches, and curbs that look integrated

• finishes chosen for durability and maintenance

• showers built as complete waterproofing systems

This attention to detail is what protects the remodel long term.

Lighting that improves the routine

Bathroom lighting makes a bigger difference than most homeowners expect.

In these spaces, look for:

• mirror and vanity lighting that reduces harsh shadows

• layered lighting for morning vs evening use

• fixtures that add warmth without glare

Good lighting improves how the bathroom feels every day.

Storage that keeps the space calm

Many of these bathrooms include:

• drawer-based vanities

• integrated storage for daily items

• layouts that reduce countertop clutter

Storage is one of the most impactful upgrades in any bathroom remodel.

How to use this portfolio when planning your bathroom

Instead of focusing only on style, use this page to clarify what matters most for your home.

1) Identify layouts that feel right

Ask yourself:

• Do you prefer walk-in showers or tub/shower combinations?

• Is double vanity space important?

• How much storage do you actually need?

2) Compare tile and finish approaches

Look at how:

• tile size and layout affect the feel of the room

• grout and finish choices balance style and maintenance

• fixtures and hardware tie everything together

3) Notice the “quiet details”

The best bathrooms feel intentional because:

• transitions are clean

• lines are consistent

• nothing feels improvised

Those details are the result of planning—not luck.

Bathrooms built as systems, not just surface upgrades

Every bathroom in this portfolio was designed as a coordinated system:

• layout planned alongside plumbing and ventilation

• waterproofing integrated before tile installation

• lighting coordinated with mirrors and storage

• finishes selected for long-term durability

This approach reduces surprises, prevents rework, and delivers bathrooms that last.

Who this bathroom portfolio is for

This page is especially helpful if you’re:

• planning a bathroom remodel in Utah

• deciding between design directions or scopes

• comparing walk-in showers, vanities, and tile styles

• looking for real project examples—not stock images

• seeking a process-driven remodeler

If you’re searching for a bathroom remodel portfolio in Davis County or Weber County, these projects show what’s possible with clear planning and disciplined execution.

Related pages to explore

To understand how these bathrooms are planned and built, explore:

• Bathroom Remodel Services

• Tile and Waterproofing

• Ventilation and Moisture Control

• Heated Floors

Ready to design your bathroom?

A successful bathroom remodel starts with clarity—about layout, comfort, and the details that matter most to you.

If you see ideas here that feel right for your home, the next step is a design consult. Fortress Builders will help you turn inspiration into a clear plan that fits your space, your routine, and your long-term goals.

Tell us which bathrooms stood out to you and what you want your new bathroom to do better. We’ll help you map options, reduce uncertainty, and build a bathroom designed to last.