Project Type: Bathrooms

Green stacked tile runs floor to ceiling on every wall of the shower, with a quartz bench and a recessed niche trimmed in the same quartz so the ledge has somewhere to drain. The frameless glass keeps all of it visible from the doorway instead of hiding it behind a door and a frame. A […]

Transforming the shower as an open wet room removes the curb, the door and the visual wall that makes a small bathroom feel small. The mosaic floor carries straight through, so there is nothing to step over and nothing to clean around. Waterproofing the entire floor was critical. The floor is pitched to a drain […]

This home was remodeled room by room in one continuous project, so every space came together as part of the same design rather than a series of separate updates. The kitchen opened into an eat-in plan built for how the family actually uses it, and new hardwood stairs and railings anchor the center of the […]

A primary suite rebuilt around an open walk-in shower, with skylights bringing daylight straight down into it. No curb, no enclosure, no dark corner. Skylights over a wet area need the framing, flashing and vapour detailing handled together rather than as separate trades. Done properly you get the light without condensation problems later.

A whole-home renovation taken on in one pass rather than a room at a time. The kitchen was gutted and reconfigured around a new island, with a full-height pantry wall and custom shelving replacing what had been a closed-off galley. Downstairs became real living space: a family room around a cozy fireplace, a bar for […]

A dated bathroom taken back to the studs and rebuilt around a walk-in shower with custom tilework. Chrome fixtures and a lighter palette keep it from reading as heavy in a room without much natural light. Tile layout is decided before the first sheet of backer board goes up. Where the cuts land at the […]

This one went back to the studs. The plumbing was rerouted and the room rewired before any tile went up. The shower was built to be walked into rather than stepped over, with a low threshold, and a tiled bench. Tile runs floor to ceiling on every wall, the patterned floor gives the room its […]

Gorgeous blue tile adds a pop of color to the shower, with a custom double vanity and simple flooring so nothing competes with it. The bench in the shower is framed in as part of the structure rather than set in afterward. That way it gets waterproofed along with the walls and is pitched so […]

Adding a bathroom to a basement is mostly a plumbing question. Putting this half bath on the wall backing the new wet bar meant one set of supply and waste lines served both, which kept the cost down and avoided cutting the slab twice. Deciding that before framing is the difference between a straightforward addition […]

A primary bathroom rebuilt around three things the owners actually wanted: two sinks, a shower they could see out of, and a tub worth getting into. A freestanding tub needs its supply and waste set precisely before the floor goes down, because unlike a built-in there is nowhere to hide an adjustment afterwards.