This home was built in 1999 and is located in Fishers’ Sandstone Lakes neighborhood. The master bathroom included original finishes, plus a freestanding shower and standalone tub. This bathroom is connected via an open doorway to the master bedroom. Our clients were ready for an upgrade to transform their builder-basic bathroom into a luxurious retreat.
Maximizing Space, Maintaining Style
The floor plan was reworked to connect the tub and shower within one wet room, improving the use of space and creating a more comfortable bathing area. Lowering the vanity makes cosmetic drawers easier to reach, while custom cabinetry uses the available storage more effectively. A narrow single-pane window replaces the wider double window over the tub, improving privacy without sacrificing natural light.
Worthington’s bathroom remodeling and renovation services coordinate layout, cabinetry, plumbing, lighting, ventilation, and construction details as one complete plan. In this Fishers project, that coordination allowed the wet room, vanity storage, window placement, and surrounding finishes to work together rather than functioning as separate updates.
Why This Wet Room Remodel Works
Connecting the tub and shower solved more than one problem within the original bathroom. The wet-room layout uses the available floor area more effectively, while the custom vanity improves accessible storage and the narrower window balances privacy with natural light. Homeowners planning a remodel in Fishers can use this project as an example of how layout, cabinetry, windows, privacy, and adjoining rooms should be considered together before construction begins.
