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York Mills Primary Bath Refresh

Project Overview

Some bathrooms wake you up, this one slows you down. This York Mills bathroom renovation is a calm, modern spa wrapped in soft greys and crisp whites, punctuated with matte black details, and it fits a walk-in shower, a jetted tub and a double vanity into one room for $17,500.

The shower sets the hotel-grade tone: large marble-look slabs with subtle veining, a frameless glass enclosure that keeps the room bright, a recessed niche and a square rain head. Beside it, a deep rectangular jetted tub turns bath time into therapy, with a waterfall spout, a matching hand shower, and a slim ledge wrapping the walls for candles and plants.

Across the room, a charcoal shaker double vanity anchors the space with serious storage. Back-lit mirrors flank a custom metal-and-wood shelf tower that keeps everyday essentials off the counter, and quartz countertops with tall black faucets tie the design together. The whole project was completed in two and a half weeks, with a 3D design and a fixed price approved before work began.

Planning a bathroom renovation in York Mills? Book a free in-home estimate and we’ll start with a 3D design of your space, or call us at (647) 649-9404.

Tub and Shower, or Shower Only?

This is the crossroads every larger bathroom faces, and this project shows the case for keeping both. A separate walk-in shower handles the everyday, while the tub becomes a genuine retreat rather than a compromise, here it’s jetted, so bath time actually earns the word therapy. There’s a practical angle too: many buyers still expect at least one tub in a home, so if this is your only full bathroom, keeping one protects resale value. The trick is layout: at $17,500, this room fits both without feeling crowded, because the design put circulation first and storage on the walls.

Marble Look Without Marble Upkeep

The shower slabs here read as marble, but they’re porcelain: the veining and depth of the real thing without the sealing, staining and etching that natural stone brings into a wet room. For most bathrooms it’s the smarter call, and the budget saved goes into features you feel every day, like the jetted tub. And if you want the marble drama turned all the way up, see our blue marble ensuite in Vaughan, where bold blue veining takes over the whole shower alcove, in porcelain too.

Is a Primary Bath Refresh Right for You?

If your main bathroom works but feels tired, dim or short on storage, a refresh at this level changes how the whole day starts and ends. You’ll see your exact room in photorealistic 3D first, with the layout, the materials and a fixed price, so the decision is easy before any demolition begins. Browse our recent bathroom projects for more ideas, and when you’re ready, book a free in-home consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a bathroom renovation cost in York Mills?

This complete primary bathroom renovation in York Mills came in at $17,500, including the walk-in shower, jetted tub, double vanity and all the finishes. Your price depends on the size of the room, the materials and whether plumbing moves. We give a fixed price after a free in-home assessment, and our guide to bathroom renovation costs in Toronto compares three real project budgets side by side.

Should we keep a tub or switch to a shower-only bathroom?

If this is the only full bathroom in your home, keep a tub: families and future buyers still look for one. If you have a second bathroom with a tub, a shower-only layout frees up real space. In larger rooms like this one you don’t have to choose, a smart layout fits both.

Is a jetted tub worth it?

If you’ll actually use it, yes: it turns an ordinary bathroom into a place you genuinely unwind. Modern jetted tubs are far quieter and easier to maintain than the models of twenty years ago. We’ll tell you at the design stage whether your space and plumbing support one.

 What’s better: marble or marble-look porcelain?

For shower walls, porcelain wins on practicality: it doesn’t need sealing, doesn’t etch or stain, and delivers the same visual depth. Natural stone still has its place as a dry-area statement piece, but in a wet room, marble-look slabs give you the beauty without the upkeep.

How long does a bathroom renovation like this take?

This project was completed in two and a half weeks. You receive a schedule before we begin and photo updates every evening, and the timeline is backed by our on-time guarantee.

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Project Details

  • Type: Bathroom
  • Location: York Mills
  • Completed: 2025
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