Freestanding Tub Wet Room

Purpose & footprint

• A modern spa wet room: a full glass panel enclosing a generous wet zone that holds both a sculptural white freestanding tub and a curbless open shower, large-format greige stone-look porcelain running seamlessly across the floor and up the wet-room walls with a recessed linear drain, warm white plaster on the dry-side walls, a floating white oak double vanity with an integrated stone trough sink, a teak stool and folded white towels inside the wet zone, a frosted-glass window above the tub washing the space in soft light.
• Concept dimensions only; exact room dimensions and clearances are not yet measured.

Scope & quantities

• Walk-in / curbless shower: 1 each
• Freestanding soaking tub: 1 each
• Vanities: 1 each
• Toilet / bidet: 1 each
• Floor tile: 70 sq ft
• Wall / shower tile: 130 sq ft
• Frameless glass shower door: 1 each
• Heated floor: 70 sq ft

Materials & finishes

• greige stone-look porcelain
• warm white plaster
• brushed nickel
• brushed nickel freestanding tub filler
• brushed nickel ceiling-mount rain head with a handheld on a slide bar
• brushed nickel widespread vanity faucets

Concept palette; specific products, availability and substitutions require confirmation.

Design details

• Glass-walled spa wet room — roughly 130 sf
• A modern spa wet room where one full glass panel encloses a generous wet zone holding both a sculptural white freestanding tub and a curbless open shower. Large-format greige stone-look porcelain runs seamlessly across the floor and up the wet-room walls to a recessed linear drain, while the dry side stays warm white plaster. A floating white oak double vanity carries an integrated stone trough sink, brushed nickel fittings repeat at the tub filler, ceiling-mount rain head, and faucets, and a frosted window washes it all in soft morning light. The intent: one waterproof room, zero thresholds.
• Full glass panel enclosing the wet zone
• Sculptural white freestanding tub inside the wet room
• Curbless open shower with recessed linear drain
• Large-format greige porcelain, floor and walls
• Warm white plaster on the dry-side walls
• Floating white oak double vanity with stone trough sink
• Brushed nickel tub filler, rain head, and faucets
• Teak stool and frosted-glass window light

Illustrative trade allowances

• Demolition & layout: $1,464–$2,317 — Full gut and wet-zone re-plumb layout
• Wet-room pan & drain: $2,365–$3,581 — Sloped pan across the zone with recessed linear drain
• Waterproofing envelope: $1,801–$2,738 — Full membrane across wet-zone floor and walls
• Porcelain tile: $4,222–$6,583 — Large-format greige, seamless floor to walls
• Glass panel: $1,464–$2,422 — Full-height fixed panel, measured after tile
• Freestanding tub: $1,351–$2,738 — Sculptural tub set within the wet zone
• Plumbing fixtures: $1,914–$3,370 — Tub filler, ceiling rain head, handheld, and faucets
• Oak double vanity: $2,928–$4,634 — Floating vanity with integrated stone trough sink
• Plaster dry side: $901–$1,475 — Warm white plaster on the dry-zone walls
• Electrical & lighting: $1,070–$1,791 — Vanity lighting, exhaust, and damp-rated fixtures
• Project management: $1,126–$1,791 — Scheduling, supervision, and trade coordination
• Permits & inspections: $394–$685 — Plumbing and electrical permit scope

Illustrative allocation of the overall planning allowance across trades; these are not independently verified trade quotes. Site-specific costs may exceed these allowances.

Project assumptions

• Existing bath footprint kept; drains move within the room
• Ceiling-mount rain head assumes accessible joist space
• Tub and trough sink at mid-premium allowances
• Frosted window kept — no window replacement included

Options

• Keep sound existing components where compatible.
• Compare stock, semi-custom and custom selections before ordering.
• Confirm samples in the room’s natural light.

Trades & site requirements

• Qualified plumbing and electrical trades as required; confirm existing shutoffs, ventilation and service capacity.
• Check access, working clearances, occupied-home protection, waste removal and delivery space.
• Check substrate condition, moisture and concealed services before installation.

Permits & engineering

• Verify local permit requirements and HOA restrictions before work; this concept does not establish an exemption.
• Confirm wet-area waterproofing, ventilation and electrical requirements with qualified trades.

Sequence & duration

• Measure and inspect → confirm scope and selections → check approvals → order materials → protect the site → install → inspect and finish.
• 5–8 weeks
• Installation window excludes design, approvals, fabrication lead times and unforeseen repairs.

Estimate basis & inclusions

• $21,000–$34,125
• Adjusted sample planning allowance. Feasibility at this budget has not been verified against current supplier and trade quotes.
• Covers only the stated quantities and installation scope; decorative objects and adjacent rooms are not included.
• Site condition, access, material choice, waste, permit requirements and concealed damage can change the written quote.

Exclusions & unknowns

• Exact product selection and current availability are unknown.
• Concealed damage, structural repair and utility relocation are excluded unless explicitly scoped.
• Permit and engineering fees, taxes and contingency require confirmation; they are not guaranteed included.
• Furniture, styling and loose appliances are excluded unless explicitly listed.

Care & maintenance

• Use manufacturer-approved cleaners; inspect grout, seals and exposed water connections regularly.
• Final maintenance instructions depend on the products selected.

Next steps

• Save the concept and note what you want to keep or change.
• Bring room dimensions and existing-condition photos to a walkthrough.
• Confirm a written scope, selections, permit needs and site-specific quote before work.

About this concept

• AI-generated design concept; not a photograph of a completed True Form job.
• Images illustrate a design direction; dimensions, code compliance and buildability require site verification.