For this renovation, the customer's request was to replace the tub with a shower, replacing part of the floor because the tub was recessed and lowered and all the cladding, to manage the space and the new arrangement of the taps. Furthermore, the request was also to replace the bathroom cabinet by designing a more capacious and aesthetically beautiful one, including the mirror which took up the entire wall in the makeover. We also replaced the light points by creating a track with spotlights running along the ceiling beam and we replaced the wall light point with a white spotlight in line with the design of those on the track. The colors that dictated the bathroom were the chocolate color taken from the existing coating kept in the sink area which we also kept as a color in the shower area, but with a different format and the white of the walls and ceiling which give brightness to the room. The bathtub niche has been completely occupied by the shower cubicle, creating a new screed to return to floor level. The particular shower has a stainless steel basin that takes up the entire niche, with walkin glass recessed inside and to finish off a wooden platform that recalls the tones of the external parquet. The new piece of furniture takes up the entire length of the wall outside the shower, with a sink built into the monolit top and a storage module in an oak finish. The renovated bathroom gives a feeling of naturalness and well-being, rebuilt according to the customer's needs.