Wood & Brushed Gold Bathroom Remodel in St. Petersburg

Warm wood tones and brushed gold details give this St. Petersburg bathroom a welcoming feel, while white surfaces and gray tile keep the room light. TGA Kitchens & Remodeling completed the bathroom remodel with coordinated vanity storage, a glass-enclosed shower and finishes that carry across both areas.

A Double Vanity with Room for Everyday Essentials

The wood-tone vanity combines two rectangular undermount sinks with a central bank of drawers and cabinet storage below. A matching tall cabinet adds vertical storage beside the countertop. The light counter surface gives the cabinetry a crisp edge, and individual mirrors and three-light fixtures define each sink area.

Brushed Gold Details Throughout the Room

The brushed gold finish appears in the faucets, cabinet pulls, mirror frames and towel accessories. Matching hardware on the shower enclosure and fixtures connects the shower to the vanity. Slim profiles keep these details understated against the warmth of the cabinetry and the pale walls.

A Glass Shower with a Bench and Recessed Niche

The shower pairs white horizontal wall tile with larger gray tile on the side walls. Small white hexagon tiles add a different scale underfoot, with a square gold drain completing the floor. A built-in bench and recessed niche with a dividing shelf provide places to sit and keep shower essentials within reach.

Clear glass keeps the tile and window visible from the rest of the bathroom. Around the vanity and toilet, gray tile continues across the floor and lower walls, tying the two parts of the room together without covering every surface in the same material.

Planning Your St. Petersburg Bathroom Remodel

Explore our bathroom remodeling services in St. Petersburg for help planning your own vanity, shower and material selections.

To discuss your space, schedule a free TGA 5-star estimate. We visit your home to take measurements and understand your needs. After proposal approval, we move into design and material selections, with construction beginning after your signoff.