The Huntington Haven Bath is a serene primary bathroom remodel in Huntington Woods. A warm wood double vanity, sintered stone countertops, frameless walk-in shower, Star & Cross tile, freestanding soaking tub, and brushed nickel fixtures create a bright, timeless retreat designed for everyday comfort.
The Huntington Haven Bath is a luxury primary bathroom remodel in Huntington Woods, Michigan, designed and built by Maxwell Building Services. The bathroom was designed around a calm, timeless palette that combines warm natural wood, soft neutral tile, and brushed nickel finishes. The result is a bright, spa-inspired primary bathroom that balances traditional character with modern functionality.
An 84-inch double vanity with a sintered stone countertop anchors the space, paired with Delta Faryn brushed nickel faucets and gold-framed arched mirrors. The spacious frameless glass walk-in shower features Bedrosians Celine glossy white porcelain wall tile with Kasbah Star & Cross porcelain flooring. A built-in shower bench, recessed niche, and premium brushed nickel shower system provide both functionality and a clean, finished appearance.
Large-format Distrito Marfil porcelain flooring extends throughout the bathroom, visually connecting the vanity, shower, and bathing areas. A 59-inch freestanding soaking tub with a floor-mounted brushed nickel tub filler creates a relaxing focal point within the room. The Huntington Haven Bath showcases Maxwell Building Services’ approach to high-end bathroom remodeling in Huntington Woods—combining thoughtful interior design, quality materials, custom details, and skilled construction to create a primary bathroom designed to last.
Real design takes real work, and a firm that gives it away recovers the cost somewhere you cannot see. The full fee comes off your construction contract when you build with us.
What the pictures don’t show is the work required to completely reconfigure the plumbing for the new bathroom layout. The locations of the shower, freestanding tub, double vanity, and fixtures all had to be carefully coordinated before any of the finished materials could be installed.
Behind the tile, the walk-in shower was rebuilt with modern waterproofing, a new drainage system, and blocking for the built-in bench, glass, and fixtures. Plumbing also had to be precisely positioned for the floor-mounted tub filler and double vanity.
Once finished, all of that work disappears. What you see is a clean, simple bathroom—but much of what makes the space function properly is hidden beneath the floors and behind the walls.
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