Custom Bathroom Remodel in Brentwood TN with Premium Tile

Here's what we were working with - a builder-grade bathroom that had held up fine for years but had run its course. Beige walls, basic white tile floors, a bulky jetted tub surrounded by wainscoting panels, and vanities that had seen better days. Functional? Sure. But not the kind of space that felt like it belonged to the homeowner.

The goal was to make it feel truly custom - not just updated, but completely reimagined. We started with the floor, laying Reserve Honey tile planks at 6.5" x 40" to give the whole room that warm, wood-look feel without any of the maintenance headaches. The planks run the full length of the space, and the scale of them makes the room feel noticeably larger and more connected.

For the shower, we went in two directions that actually work really well together. The walls got the Riviera handcrafted glossy white tile - that slight texture and sheen gives it a lot more character than standard subway tile. The floor is Calacatta Oro matte basketweave mosaic, which adds a classic, upscale touch underfoot. We also built in a double niche on the shower wall for storage - clean, recessed, and tiled right into the surround so it looks like it was always meant to be there. The same Riviera tile wraps the tub surround walls, tying the whole wet area together.

The vanity side of things got just as much attention. We went with Kith custom vanities finished in white, topped with Frosty Corrina Caesarstone counters. The stone has this soft, almost creamy quality to it that keeps everything from feeling too stark. The LED backlit mirrors above each vanity are a nice touch - they put out even, flattering light and give the space a finished, intentional look. Two separate vanities, plenty of counter space, and no more fighting over the sink.

What makes this kind of interior remodeling work is the coordination between materials. Every tile selection, every fixture finish, every cabinet pull was chosen to work with everything else in the room. Nothing feels like an afterthought. That's the difference between a bathroom that just gets updated and one that actually becomes a standout feature of the home.