Showing posts with label Bathroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bathroom. Show all posts

Friday, June 17, 2016

Apartment Remodel

Apartment Remodel with Custom Cabinets





Monday, April 25, 2011

Bathroom Remodel

Our latest project was part of a larger project that involved taking over a bedroom to add space to the master bed room and existing 6' x 6' bathroom. The house is a turn of the century four square farm house. The goal was to keep some of the traditional farm feel while adding a little contemporary rustic to keep things interesting. The cabinets are made out of rustic alder and have a 1-3/4" face frame to give an interesting depth to the doors.
The countertops are fabricated out of copper and etched and given patina to create something truly unique. The sink is a standard top mount sink that was inset to give it a modern farm sink look.

The tile is all mexican travertine on the floor behind the mirror and in the shower. The tile border is a custom creation that ties in traditional quilting patterns in a more contemporary setting. The shower also has a copper bench seat that was lightly etched and left bare to gain a natural patina with use.
In the powder room downstairs we created a vanity to match the upstairs.

Thursday, June 24, 2010

Bathrooms Remodel

On this project we remodeled both bathrooms.

We rearranged the first bathroom and installed a steam shower.

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The second bathroom was a replacement of a tub with a tile shower. We added a curved curb and shower curtain in order to maximize the space.

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Friday, May 28, 2010

Bathroom Remodel

Here we have a large bathroom remodel. The project consisted of combining a bedroom and a small bathroom to make a large bathroom. The house that we worked on is an old farm house and the owners wanted to keep a traditional feel without being "country".

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The cabinets were designed and then fabricated out of alder.

In-floor heat was installed before the tile was installed.


The Cabinet-Panels on all the cabinets were made out of etched steel. We chose imagery that balanced between a traditional farm house feel and something fresh.

Bathroom Facelift

This was a small farm bathroom that was used and abused. We cleaned it up a little and turned it into a very clean and functional space. We used natural slate for the tile and installed in-floor heat to warm up the cold concrete basement floor.

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