This minimalist Mediterranean bathroom boasts a custom microcement vanity with a double sink integrated into a sleek quartz countertop. The spa-like atmosphere is enhanced by microcement walls, wood-look shower tile, and a soothing neutral color palette.

The original bathroom featured brown travertine tile, a cherry wood vanity with speckled granite, and gray walls. The transformation involved a complete gut remodel, focusing on clean lines and organic materials.

The focal point of the renovated bathroom is the custom-built microcement vanity. This DIY project significantly reduced costs compared to a traditional vanity.

The light gray quartz countertop complements the warm tones of the microcement and wood-look tile, creating a balanced aesthetic. The integrated double sinks provide a seamless and modern look. Organic elements like woven bamboo, wood accents, and linen textures soften the hardness of the cement and stone.

Microcement was chosen for both the walls and vanity due to its cost-effectiveness and ability to create a clean, spa-like ambiance. This material provides a seamless and modern look.

The simple, framed vanity was coated in microcement for a fully custom, built-in design. The river washed quartz countertop features integrated double sinks, enhancing the spa-like feel.

Splurging on high-quality wood-look shower tile was made possible by the savings from the DIY vanity and microcement. The natural wood tones add warmth and texture to the space.

A new bathtub, a custom linen shower curtain, and an affordable brass shower system complete the minimalist design.

Handwoven bamboo pendant lights add an organic touch and soften the overall aesthetic. The natural texture of the bamboo complements the wood-look tile in the shower. Builder-grade doors were updated with a DIY plank makeover and new hardware.