David Sturm of Attention to Detail Home Remodeling in Roswell, Ga. was recently recognized for his work redesigning one of “America’s Ugliest Bathrooms” in a contest sponsored by American Standard Brands. Sturm renovated a dark, windowless space into a bright and customized new master bath.
Sturm renovated the ugly bathroom shown above, which featured plastic columns, brown wallpaper, and lacked a window. Sturm was one of three winners in the “America’s Ugliest Bathrooms: Solved” contest sponsored by American Standard Brands.
Attention to Detail Home Remodeling transformed an uninviting, windowless bathroom covered in dark wallpaper and wood trim by adding a six-foot window, non-splash countertop sinks, a glassblock shower, and slate flooring to create an attractive new master bath.
The contest winning redesign by Attention to Detail Home Remodeling featured a new six-foot window, non-splash sink bowls, and new Indian slate floor tiles. Strum started with an uninviting, windowless bathroom with dark walls and trim. This contest was sponsored by American Standard Brands.
Travertine Tile Shower
The new customized travertine tile shower with glass blocks opens up the otherwise dreary bathroom in this bathroom makeover.
The new customized travertine tile shower with glass blocks opens up the otherwise dreary bathroom in this bathroom makeover. The bright and customized new master bath features non-splash sink bowls and sleek cabinetry for an updated modern bathroom remodel.
ABOUT AMERICAN STANDARD BRANDS
American Standard Brands is a leading North American manufacturer of a wide range of high-quality kitchen and bath products, including faucets, fixtures, furniture, vitreous china fixtures, cast iron sinks, whirlpool tubs and other related products. The company markets products under the American Standard®, Jado®, Porcher®, Safety Tubs®, Crane®, Eljer® and Fiat® brands. For more information, visit www.americanstandard.com.
Attention to Detail Home Remodeling transformed an uninviting, windowless bathroom covered in dark wallpaper and wood trim by adding a six-foot window, non-splash countertop sinks, a glassblock shower, and slate flooring to create an attractive new master bath.
