Design Your Onyx Shower
Use the 3D Shower Designer to explore bases, wall styles, colors, trim, accessories, seats, drains, glass, and layout details.
Rapid Revival Remodeling installs Onyx shower systems for homeowners who want to see the shower plan before the work begins. Choose the base, wall style, color, trim, caddies, seats, and layout, then send the design to us for pricing and next steps.
The Onyx designers make the shower planning process easier. Choose the layout, wall panels, shower base, color, trim, caddies, seats, and accessories before ordering anything.
Use the 3D Shower Designer to explore bases, wall styles, colors, trim, accessories, seats, drains, glass, and layout details.
Use the Onyx Lavatory Designer to explore vanity tops, bowl styles, colors, edge details, and related bathroom finish options.
After you build the design, save it or take screenshots. Send it to Rapid Revival Remodeling so we can help with measurements, pricing, product direction, and the next step.
Use the Onyx Shower Designer to build the layout before the project starts. Choose the shower base, wall panel style, color, trim, caddies, seats, drains, and accessories. Once it looks close, save the design or take screenshots and send it to Rapid Revival Remodeling.
The Onyx Lavatory Designer helps you explore vanity top colors, bowl styles, cabinet finishes, hardware finishes, edge details, and the way the vanity connects with the shower design.
This is useful when the shower update is part of a larger bathroom refresh. You can keep the shower walls, vanity top, flooring, paint, and hardware moving in the same direction.
An Onyx shower can include the shower base, wall panels, trim, caddies, seats, benches, accessories, color-matched seams, drains, and layout details. Instead of guessing from a small sample, the designer lets you see how those pieces can work together.
That is what makes this different from a basic shower replacement. You can plan the base style, wall panel look, color direction, storage, trim, and accessories before the job starts.
Onyx gives the bathroom a more finished look while keeping the system practical for daily use, cleaning, and long-term maintenance.
Onyx works well because the parts are designed to work together. The designer helps homeowners turn those options into a real shower plan.
Choose the base shape, curb height, drain location, threshold style, and layout that fits the bathroom.
Choose smooth panels or tile-look wall styles without building the entire shower around traditional grout maintenance.
Use Onyx colors to coordinate with flooring, paint, vanity tops, hardware, and bathroom lighting.
Trim pieces help the shower feel finished around corners, edges, panels, windows, and transitions.
Corner caddies, recessed caddies, floating caddies, shelves, and storage details can be built into the plan.
Bench seats and shower seats can improve comfort, access, and daily use.
Add drains, towel bars, hooks, splash guards, trim details, and practical finish pieces.
After building the look, save the design or send screenshots so we can help price and verify the next step.
Onyx offers a deep color selection, but most homeowners need a practical starting point. These five color directions cover clean white, light neutral, soft grey, warm stone, and deeper textured neutral.
A clean marble-style option for bright showers, white trim, chrome, brushed nickel, and simple bathroom finishes.
A soft light neutral that keeps the bathroom bright without feeling completely plain.
A clean grey direction that pairs well with modern paint colors, black fixtures, and updated flooring.
A warmer stone-like choice that works with tan, beige, wood tones, and softer bathroom finishes.
A deeper textured neutral when the shower needs more weight, contrast, and visual movement.
The designer helps homeowners compare wall panel styles, storage, seating, drains, trim, and layout details before ordering.
Choose from smooth walls, subway tile looks, stone tile looks, wavy tile, shiplap, and other Onyx wall panel styles.
Pick from low profile, mid height, full height, neo-angle, double threshold, ramped access, and custom base options.
Add corner caddies, recessed storage, floating caddies, shelves, hooks, and practical storage for the shower.
Plan for comfort, accessibility, and daily use with bench seats, shower seats, and related layout choices.
Finish the shower with corner trim, bullnose trim, casing, crown, coved trim, window trim, and matching silicone details.
Coordinate drain placement, shower doors, threshold style, splash guards, and the parts that affect how the shower functions.
Onyx makes sense when the old shower is dated, difficult to clean, stained, cracked, too grout-heavy, or no longer matches the rest of the house.
It is a strong option for tub-to-shower updates, guest bathrooms, primary bathrooms, worn fiberglass units, older shower surrounds, and bathrooms where the homeowner wants the shower to feel cleaner and easier to maintain.
The Onyx designer gives us a better starting point because we can see the wall style, base, color, storage, seats, and layout you are considering.
Good shower work depends on layout, prep, base setting, wall fit, trim, seams, fixtures, accessories, and cleanup.
Use the Onyx Shower Designer to choose the base, wall style, color, caddies, trim, seating, and layout.
Save the design or screenshots and send them over with photos of the current bathroom and shower area.
We review measurements, conditions, drain location, access, fixtures, materials, and the correct next step.
The base, panels, trim, accessories, seams, and details are installed with the final look and daily use in mind.
Start with the Onyx designer, save your layout, and send it to us with photos of the current bathroom. We install Onyx shower systems in Waynesville, Saint Robert, Fort Leonard Wood, Rolla, Lebanon, and nearby Missouri communities.