Jack and Cathy’s master bathroom in Warminster had been the same for years. The soaker tub sat unused, the shower felt tight and cramped, and the space just didn’t feel like it belonged to them anymore. It was time for a change, and the vision for what it could become was already crystal clear.
Warminster, PA
8 weeks
$70,000
“Pat and all of his people did a tremendous job with our bathroom. He kept us involved in all steps of the construction, and asked for input throughout the process. The end result was everything we had envisioned and exceeded our expectations. I would recommend Buckingham Bath & Home to anyone doing a renovation project.”
The bathroom wasn’t working for them anymore. The layout divided the space in a way that made it feel smaller than it was, and the features that were once selling points had become obstacles.
The soaker tub took up a significant portion of the bathroom but hadn’t been used in years. It was taking up square footage that needed to be reimagined.
The existing shower was too small. There was no room to move freely, no room for a seat, and nothing about it felt like a space you wanted to spend time in.
The finishes, fixtures, and overall feel of the bathroom were stuck in a different era. It didn’t match the rest of their home.
As their needs evolved, the bathroom offered no space or infrastructure for safety features that would give them long-term peace of mind and independence.
The design process started with listening. Jack’s wife Cathy came in knowing exactly what she wanted, and Buckingham Bath & Home Remodeling’s job was to make sure every detail of that vision translated into the finished space. The team met with a tile vendor to bring the aesthetic to life and turned her plan into a fully realized design before a single wall was touched.
The unused soaker tub was removed entirely and the space was transformed into a large, open walk-in shower with a built-in seat. More room, more comfort, and a layout that finally makes sense.
Grab bars were thoughtfully placed throughout the shower so safety never compromises the look of the space. They feel like part of the design, not an afterthought.
A wide white shaker vanity with dual sinks, matte black hardware, and generous drawer storage replaced the outdated original.
Fresh tile and updated fixtures tie the entire bathroom together, giving the space a cohesive, polished finish that reflects her taste from top to bottom.
A generously sized shower with a comfortable built-in seat, giving the space a spa-like feel while adding practical everyday comfort.
Strategically placed grab bars provide secure support without disrupting the clean look of the finished space.
The old tight shower was reimagined as dedicated closet space, adding meaningful storage right where it’s needed most.
Custom tile selected with the homeowner and a tile vendor brings warmth, texture, and a personal touch to every wall of the shower.
Fresh fixtures throughout the bathroom bring a consistent, modern feel that ties the whole design together.
The new shower layout gives real freedom of movement, making the daily routine feel effortless and comfortable.
The finished bathroom looks and feels like a completely different space. The soaker tub is gone, the shower is open and comfortable, and every finish reflects exactly what she had in mind. Jack and Cathy now have a master bathroom that works for how they live today, and gives them the peace of mind to know it will keep working for years.
Every bathroom remodel starts with a conversation. Tell Buckingham a little about your space and what's not working. The team will take it from there.
