Flatlands, Brooklyn – Contemporary Bathroom Refresh
Licensed · Bonded · Fully Insured
NYC DCA License #2107837-DCA · DOB Contractor ID #617843
Project Details
Services
Full gut renovation, plumbing/electrical upgrades, tiling, custom shower glass, paintOwnership Status
Owner-occupiedFinish Level
Mid-to-highSize
Approx. 45 sq. ft.Style
Contemporary, organic modernDescription
This bathroom remodel in Flatlands, Brooklyn, was all about achieving a modern but natural look. The client wanted a clean space with warm details and requested a simple layout with standout tile work.
- Subway tile in a forest green tone gives the shower a calm, spa-like feel
- Floating wood vanity with matte black fixtures adds warmth and contrast
- Custom glass shower enclosure and niche shelving maximize function
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FAQs
What really shapes the price of a bathroom remodel in Flatlands?
Building type matters. Materials matter. Labor—always a big one. If it’s a co-op or condo, you’ve got filings and building approvals in the mix. Basic remodels here start around $16K. Go custom with fixtures, detailed tilework, move the layout, or upgrade plumbing and electrical—and you could be at $35K fast.
Best ways to keep a Flatlands renovation budget in check?
Don’t move the plumbing. Skip fully custom vanities—prefab can still look great. Pick mid-range tiles and fixtures; they deliver style without the sting. Labor’s a big chunk in Brooklyn, so hire a licensed pro who works clean, works smart, and avoids costly change orders.
How to find the right Brooklyn contractor for the job?
Local references—must-have. Proof of insurance—non-negotiable. They should know NYC permitting inside and out. A clear contract. A timeline that’s realistic, not fantasy. Zicklin Contracting, for example, includes detailed scopes and even a 2-year plumbing warranty on every bathroom job.
What’s trending in Brooklyn bathrooms right now?
Earth-toned tiles. Floating vanities. Walk-in showers dressed in matte black or brushed gold fixtures. They read modern, but not overdone—good for both now and resale.
Where do Flatlands homeowners usually find their inspiration?
Pinterest boards. Instagram saves. Lots of hotel-style details—minimal clutter, clever storage. Spaces that feel polished but still work for everyday living.
