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Shower Remodel.
Shower Remodel in North Scottsdale From cramped to spa-like—this North Scottsdale bathroom remodel reimagined a dated, narrow shower into a bright, spacious retreat.
✨In this North Phoenix-area home, the original bathroom featured a small, enclosed shower and an oversized jacuzzi tub that was rarely used. We removed the tub and its surround to create a larger, more functional shower—perfect for modern living in North Scottsdale.
Materials & Design Features
•Large-format porcelain tiles for a sleek, low-maintenance finish
•Minimal grout lines (just 1/16") for a seamless, easy-to-clean surface
•New window installation to flood the space with natural light
•Glass enclosure with matte black hardware for modern contrast
•Built-in bench and a long shampoo niche for comfort and storage
•Dual showerheads and handheld sprayer for a luxurious experience
This remodel is ideal for homeowners in North Phoenix and North Scottsdale looking to upgrade outdated bathrooms with clean lines, durable materials, and smart design._______________________________________
In 2025, bathroom design in Phoenix focuses on clean lines, spacious aesthetics, and easy maintenance, with large-format porcelain tiles taking center stage. These oversized tiles, often 24"×48" or larger, are redefining showers into sleek, spa-like havens.
What makes them so popular? Minimal grout lines create a seamless, smooth look while making cleaning easier. Large tiles offer an uninterrupted surface, giving even small showers a more open and luxurious feel. Porcelain's durability and water resistance make it ideal for wet areas, and advanced techniques now mimic natural stone textures beautifully. With fewer grout joints and non-porous surfaces, these tiles are low maintenance and highly practical for modern homeowners.
For installation, rectified edges ensure precision, non-slip finishes (R10–R12 ratings) improve safety, and a 1/16" grout joint keeps the aesthetic sleek. Trending styles include soft neutrals like taupe and beige, as well as marble-look porcelain with subtle veining.