Unfortunately, despite the high master bathroom remodel cost that we just undertook, I don't think that the finished design really looks "complete" to me. I understand what the designer was trying to achieve with the stained trim but, now that I am looking at pictures, I think that I would much prefer to go ahead and paint it. Something about that contrast reminds me of outdated 1970s bathroom designs from when I was a kid. If we were to paint the trim a nice simple white shade, the wall color would pop more and I think that the room would look a bit more contemporary. Other than that one minor feature, I would still recommend undertaking a new bathroom cost because it definitely does make a difference for your quality of life.

I have been dreading hearing estimates for our new master bathroom remodel cost ever since we moved into this house. I wanted to post a "before" photo in case anybody on here has a similar size and designed home and could give me a rough idea of pricing for a full (or diy) master bathroom remodel. We are definitely willing to get creative with material acquisition, subcontracting out people without a GC, or even doing a lot of the work ourselves to save money. Despite the current extremely dated look, I think that the space has a ton of potential and could be absolutely awesome after bathroom renovations. I know that tile would probably be the most expensive part of the whole thing, but I can't really see a way around replacing it all. What do you all think?

I am thrilled to be able to tell you that our master bathroom remodel cost was nowhere near as high as I thought it would be or that we budgeted for! When we decided on undertaking this project, I already knew that the average bathroom remodel cost was very steep. With that being said, my husband and I decided to take a leap and do as much work as possible ourselves and then hire a tile guy out for some of the more intricate work like the shower. Now, with this project, we didn't really want to cut design corners just because we were DIYing it. I still researched all of the trendy bathroom remodel 2020 ideas so that our investment would add a lot of value to the home. Surprisingly we were able to come in under $5000 for this entire space, after we gutted it from the ground up.

I would love to know what people think that this master bathroom remodel cost was. I am pretty sure that between the gorgeous marble tile used on all surfaces and the huge glass encased corner shower, that this master bath remodel was certainly not cheap. Ideally, I would really like to recreate this entire space out our house in a similar sized room, but I don't know if we have the budget to handle a luxurious design like this. I figured that one of the ways that we could cut costs, is by limiting the tile to just the floors and shower, rather than taking it all the way up the wall. It would probably have a very similar look to these bathroom remodel pictures and cost would be slashed dramatically from reduction in material alone. Other than that, I feel that the design is pretty simple and straight forward, and we may even be able to do most of the work ourselves.

I don't know for sure, but I am guessing that this master bathroom remodel cost was pretty dang high, just by the collection of lavish furnishings alone. If I could guess, I would bet that of all of the master bathroom remodel ideas that they used, the gorgeous marble shower is probably the most expensive. Not only was the material on the definite high end of choices, but the intricate framed detailing, the multiple patterns, and the sheer size would definitely up the price. Unfortunately for me, I love everything about the space and would really love to recreate it. However, I assume that the bathroom remodel cost that I am willing to spend (and that I can afford) is probably a fraction of what they spent.