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Customer, James, requested their tub be replaced with a walk-in shower to simplify usage and reduce maintenance. While the original intent emphasized a minimal design with no grab bars, bench, or extra shelving, the final build adjusted to include both accessibility and added functionality, featuring multiple corner shelves, built-in bench seating, and grab bar placement for stability. The original plan for a bright, white Azura Bay wall design was replaced with a deeper-toned composite featuring green and grey stone-inspired veining, contributing to a more luxurious aesthetic.

Customer, David, requested their corner-round bathtub be replaced with a safer, more accessible solution to support physical needs and improve usability. The goal was to create a modern, functional bathing space with grab support, a handheld showerhead, and a built-in bench. The platform configuration had to remain due to plumbing elevation, but the remodel prioritized a more open layout and user-focused design. While a glass pony wall was originally discussed, the final design was simplified to a shower-tub setup with safety enhancements, bench seating, and a curtain rod enclosure instead of full glass.

Customer, Ming, requested their existing tub be replaced with a new bathtub, emphasizing a need for improved safety and a cleaner, updated design. Original plan included a sliding barn-style glass door to help contain water and maintain a modern appearance, but the final build retained a curved shower rod with curtain for simplicity and easier access. White Pearl tones and brushed nickel finishes aligned with the desired neutral aesthetic, while grab bars and built-in shelving were prioritized for aging-in-place safety and storage convenience.