Wood double vanity
A two-sink wood vanity, light top, black faucets, broad illuminated mirror, and glass lights make full use of the long wall.
Completed photography · estimated planning profile
Patterned-tile bathroom project profile for Antioch homeowners
Seven matching views document a complete bathroom with a wood double vanity, light quartz top, illuminated mirror, patterned floor, tiled tub surround, black fixtures, and recessed storage. The room demonstrates how finish choices and connected trades combine in a compact footprint.
Comparable-scope estimate$20,000–$35,000
Project profile at a glance
What is documented and what is estimated
Project typeComplete bathroom
City contextAntioch area
Market planning band$20,000–$35,000
Typical active construction4–7 weeks
Evidence boundary:
The photographs are real completed work already published by Master Craft & Design and grouped here by continuous materials and room geometry. The photographed home’s address, contract amount, exact product brands, and actual construction dates are not published. Cost and duration are estimates for a comparable Antioch-area scope—not claims about this homeowner’s invoice or schedule.
Visible project evidence
What the photographs support
These are observations from the finished room, not guesses about concealed work.
Patterned floor tile
Black-and-white patterned tile covers the compact footprint and meets the vanity, tub, toilet, and wall finishes.
Tiled tub and shower
A bright stacked tile surround, recessed niche, tub, and matte black shower fittings form the wet area.
Storage and lighting details
A recessed display niche, edge-lit mirror, clear fixtures, dark paint, and accessories complete the room.
One continuous photo group
One compact bathroom documented from floor to tub surround
The patterned floor, wood vanity, dark walls, light tub tile, black fixtures, and illuminated mirror repeat across the set.
Inferred comparable scope
How the estimate was built
Each line connects a visible finish or room feature to the work a comparable proposal should resolve.
| Scope component | Visible evidence | Comparable estimate implication |
|---|---|---|
| Vanity wall | Wood double vanity, two sinks, light top, black faucets, illuminated mirror, and clear fixtures. | Cabinetry, counter fabrication, plumbing connections, mirror power, lighting, and wall preparation form one coordinated line item. |
| Tub and tile surround | Tub, bright stacked tile, recessed niche, and matte black shower fittings. | Demolition, substrate, waterproofing, tile, plumbing trim, niche construction, and inspection assumptions should be explicit. |
| Patterned floor | Graphic floor tile across a compact room with several fixture boundaries. | Subfloor preparation, tile layout, cuts, grout, toilet removal and reset, and transitions affect labor. |
| Paint, storage, and details | Dark walls, recessed niche, hardware, accessories, and finished trim. | Wall repair, carpentry, paint, accessory blocking, and final detailing complete the scope. |
Cost and timeline logic
$20,000–$35,000 and 4–7 weeks
Planning numbers should explain their assumptions instead of presenting false precision.
Why this cost band fits
This bathroom shows full surface and fixture coordination—double vanity, two sinks, tub surround, tile floor, plumbing trim, lighting, mirror, storage, paint, and finish work—without visible evidence of a large layout expansion. That supports a complete midrange band.
Why this timeline fits
Four to seven active-construction weeks allows for demolition, rough trade work, substrate and waterproofing, tile, vanity and top, fixtures, lighting, paint, and punch work when the layout is controlled and materials are available.
Range limits: The estimate does not confirm plumbing relocation, ventilation changes, exact tile or vanity brands, subfloor condition, permit fees, or concealed repair. A layout change or extensive hidden work can move the project higher.
Antioch project planning
How this profile helps define a local proposal
For a similar Antioch bathroom, define whether the tub, toilet, and sinks stay in place; identify electrical and ventilation work; and state how tile substrate or hidden-condition repair will be approved. The Village makes the final permit determination.
Review Antioch Building and Code Enforcement information →
City-label clarification: Antioch is the service-area and market context for this planning profile. The project gallery does not identify the photographed home’s municipality.
Clear answers
Questions about this project profile
Are the patterned-floor photographs one project?
Yes. The same floor, vanity, tub tile, dark walls, fixtures, mirror, and room geometry appear throughout the photo group.
Is $20,000–$35,000 Master Craft & Design’s price for this bathroom?
No. It is a comparable Antioch-area market planning band inferred from the visible completed scope, not a disclosed historical contract price.
Could the project stay near the lower end of the range?
It is more plausible when the fixture layout remains, the subfloor and walls are serviceable, product selections are controlled, and no major plumbing, electrical, ventilation, or concealed repair is added.
Sources and methodology
Real photography, transparent estimates
The visible scope comes from Master Craft & Design’s existing project gallery. The planning band is checked against the site’s room-specific ranges and the current available Chicago-market benchmark. Neither source replaces a home-specific proposal.
- Master Craft & Design complete bathroom gallery — source photo group.
- JLC 2025 Cost vs. Value Report: Chicago — broad market benchmark, not company pricing.
- Village of Antioch Building and Code Enforcement — current local starting point for project-specific permit questions.
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