That shower curtain has got to go. We’re not trying to be mean, but honestly — you renovated your entire bathroom, chose beautiful tile, upgraded everything, and then hung a plastic curtain that sticks to your leg every morning? It’s like wearing a tuxedo with Crocs. Southeast Michigan homes deserve better, and more importantly, you deserve to actually see that expensive tile work you chose.
The frameless glass revolution has completely changed what’s possible. Simon Posselt just installed a stunning frameless enclosure in a Northville home where the owners thought their bathroom was too small for glass doors. Wrong. The transparency actually made their bathroom feel fifty percent bigger. No visual barriers, no busy frames breaking up sightlines — just clean, continuous space. Plus, that gorgeous marble tile they splurged on? Now it’s visible even when you’re not showering. That’s called return on investment.
But let’s talk about the morning struggle that nobody mentions — the shower door that won’t stay closed, drips water everywhere, or makes that horrible screech when opened. Cheap shower doors are the gift that keeps on taking. We see it constantly in flip houses around Wayne County. The previous “renovation” included the cheapest possible sliding doors, and now they’re already corroding, sticking, and looking cloudy. Quality matters here. Our European-style hinges won’t sag. Our glass stays crystal clear because we use proper coatings that repel Michigan’s hard water.
The options are endless and actually exciting. Sliding barn-style doors for that modern farmhouse look huge in Chelsea and Dexter. Black metal frames making a comeback in trendy Birmingham bathrooms. Ultra-clear low-iron glass for purists who want zero green tint. Even printed glass with subtle patterns for privacy without sacrificing light. Your shower door isn’t just functional — it’s the jewelry of your bathroom. Make it count.
