Design Studio/Bath Remodel Design Center
Utah primary bathroom remodel with freestanding soaking tub, frameless glass walk-in shower, and rift white oak double vanity

Bath Remodel Design Center

Spa baths,
Utah mountain style.

Primary and secondary bath scopes, walk-in shower systems, freestanding tubs, vanity construction, tile selections, and the plumbing-fixture finishes we install across Utah.

Bath remodel scopes — pick the one that fits

Powder Bath Refresh

New vanity, faucet, mirror, light, and paint. Floor stays.

Best forQuick high-impact entry-bath update.

Use it1–2 weeks. Lowest-cost meaningful change.

Secondary / Kids Bath

New tub/shower combo or shower-only conversion, tile surround, vanity, flooring, paint.

Best for1990s–2000s Utah homes with fiberglass surrounds.

Use it3–5 weeks. Highest resale-per-dollar bath remodel.

Primary Bath Remodel

Freestanding tub, walk-in shower, double vanity, water closet, tile floor, heated floor, new lighting and plumbing fixtures.

Best forFull spa upgrade on existing footprint.

Use it8–12 weeks. The most-requested NewCo bath scope.

Primary Suite Expansion

Move walls, expand closet, add steam shower, dual rain heads, body sprays, custom millwork, new windows.

Best forPark City / Heber / Alpine primary suites.

Use it14–22 weeks. Parade-of-Homes-grade primary bath.

Real Utah bathroom materials

Showroom-grade reference shots of the fixtures, tile, and vanity construction we install most across Utah.

Freestanding matte white acrylic tub

Freestanding matte white acrylic tub

The primary-bath centerpiece. Pairs with a floor-mounted tub filler in matte black or aged brass.

Frameless glass walk-in shower with large format wall tile

Frameless glass walk-in shower with large format wall tile

Linear drain, matte black rain shower head and handheld, recessed niche. The NewCo primary shower default.

Rift white oak double vanity with matte black widespread faucets

Rift white oak double vanity with matte black widespread faucets

Wall-mount or footed base. Quartz top with undermount rectangular sinks.

Plumbing fixture finishes

Plumbing fixture finishes

Polished chrome, brushed nickel, satin brass, matte black, oil-rubbed bronze. Commit to one across faucets, shower trim, towel bars, and tub filler.

Large format porcelain — floor and wet wall

Large format porcelain — floor and wet wall

Greige porcelain in 24 inch × 48 inch format. Minimal grout lines and easy to clean.

Zellige accent tile

Zellige accent tile

Handmade Moroccan clay tile in warm white — beautiful behind a vanity or a single feature wall.

Calacatta quartz vanity top

Calacatta quartz vanity top

Engineered marble-look quartz holds up to toothpaste, sunscreen, and hair products better than real marble.

Rift white oak vanity construction

Rift white oak vanity construction

Tight vertical grain stained natural. Mountain modern signature, holds up well to bath humidity when sealed properly.

Planning your primary bath?

Bring NewCo into your bath remodel from day one.

Plumbing rough-in, waterproofing detail, niche placement, and shower glass spec — we plan it all before the first wall comes down.

Diagram

Utah primary bath layout

Double vanity opposite a freestanding tub, frameless walk-in shower with linear drain on the far wall, and an enclosed water closet. Maintain 30″ in front of every fixture.

72″ double vanityFreestanding tubWalk-inshowerLinear drainWater closet30″ minimum clearance in front of every fixtureHEY NEWCO Utah primary bath — minimum 10×14 to fit this layout comfortably

Whole-bath palettes

Vanity + tile + counter + plumbing finish combinations we install most.

Mountain modern spa

  • Vanity — Rift white oak
  • Tile — Warm greige porcelain
  • Counter — Calacatta quartz
  • Plumbing — Matte black

Warm white transitional

  • Vanity — Alabaster shaker
  • Tile — Marble-look porcelain
  • Counter — Honed quartz
  • Plumbing — Polished nickel

Dark luxury contrast

  • Vanity — Iron Ore painted
  • Tile — Bookmatched marble slab
  • Counter — White oak top
  • Plumbing — Aged brass

Best practices

Bath remodels are unforgiving on waterproofing, ventilation, and finish-commitment. Get these right and the bath lasts 20+ years.

Do

  • Use a proper waterproofing system (Schluter Kerdi or similar) behind every wet wall — not just backer board and thinset.
  • Spec the exhaust fan for the room volume and run it on a humidity-sensing switch.
  • Curbless shower with linear drain reads most modern and is easier to clean than a center drain.
  • Include electric mat radiant under tile floors in primary baths — impossible to add later.
  • Commit to one plumbing-fixture finish family across faucet, shower trim, tub filler, towel bars, and accessories.

Avoid

  • Polished marble floors in a wet area — slip risk and etch from products.
  • Cheap fan-only exhaust — Utah's dry winters hide a mold problem until the drywall comes off.
  • Mixing five plumbing finishes — brass faucet, chrome shower, black towel bar, nickel sconce — reads chaotic.
  • Open-base vanity construction in a primary bath — splashes and hair show.
  • Specifying a 60 inch double vanity — each sink area becomes too narrow. 72 inch minimum for double.

HEY NEWCO Recommends

What we install most across Utah

  • 01Freestanding soaking tub + frameless walk-in shower in every primary bath.
  • 02Floating rift white oak double vanity with quartz top and matte black widespread faucets.
  • 03Large format porcelain (24x48) on shower walls and bath floor — minimal grout, easy clean.
  • 04Electric mat radiant under tile in every primary bath floor.
  • 05Recessed shower niche aligned to the dominant tile grout line, not centered as an afterthought.
  • 06Humidity-sensing exhaust fan vented to exterior — not into the attic.

FAQ

Bath remodel questions Utah homeowners ask

Direct answers about NewCo Home, our process, and the projects we deliver across Utah.

How much does a Utah bathroom remodel cost in 2026?

Powder bath refresh: $6k–$15k. Secondary bath: $18k–$45k. Primary bath remodel: $55k–$150k. Primary suite expansions with steam, custom millwork, and structural changes: $150k–$400k+.

Tub-shower combo or separate tub and shower?

In primary baths, almost always separate. A freestanding tub plus a generous walk-in shower reads luxury and resells better than a single tub-shower. In secondary baths, keep the tub-shower combo for resale and family use.

Do I need heated floors?

Worth it in primary baths. Utah winter mornings on cold tile are why nearly every Park City / Heber primary bath we build includes electric mat radiant under the tile floor. Cost is modest at rough-in; impossible to add later.

What's the best shower size for a Utah primary bath?

Minimum 4 ft × 5 ft for a single-user walk-in. 5 ft × 7 ft for dual rain head with bench. Curbless entry with linear drain reads the most modern and is the easiest to clean.

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