Shower niche 2 shelves

Sometimes the best details are the ones you don’t notice right away. 👀 ✨ This custom hidden double niche was designed to keep the shower looking clean and minimal while still offering plenty of storage. Tucked just out of view from the main bathroom, it’s the perfect spot to keep everyday essentials within reach. It’s thoughtful touches like this that turn a good remodel into a great one. 🚿 #BathroomRemodel #HiddenStorage #ShowerNiche #DesignDetails #MasseyRemodelDesign #FunctionalDesign…

The functional needs you may have for a shower niche are obvious: a place to store all your shower essentials but there’s a handful of designer secrets that’ll make that shower niche both functional and pretty! Not to mention, how a shower ledge might be exactly what you need.

Seamless transition from herringbone tile to the wall niche in the primary shower at our Cloud Course project. We love the extra detail of the beautiful quartz lining the niche.

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Project Ivory Garden : A story of a fresh, creative space bursting out of a traditional North Dallas home. - Elizabeth Ryan Interiors

Shower niche w/ quartz shelves

Our clients hadn’t used the tub feature in their ensuite bathroom for years so we suggested replacing it with a walk-in shower that would provide easier accessibility. Installing decorative grab bars offered peace of mind for this retired couple as they plan to age in place in their well-loved home. They also opted for a freestanding bench which gives them more floor space and greater flexibility than a built-in bench would have.

Check out the renovation of a ground-floor co-op apartment in Sunnyside, Queens, completed by a Sweeten general contractor.

Shower niche with Handcraft White 2.5x8 Gloss Ceramic Tile from Alexander James