Bathrooms

Bathrooms are probably the second most important room in a home. Sure, your first thought is that they’re all about functionality… but honestly, we all know there’s so much more than that involved.

Designing a functional, beautiful bathroom requires a bit of knowledge of good design. building code, common sense, and a bit of ingenuity. Each home is different and the challenges for each vary significantly.

Here are some examples…

Cupertino Master Bath Remodel

We’ve done many projects for this customer. This was a basic update to the master bath and it came out wonderful. This built-to-order vanity was sized to fit our 6’4″ client and we used a solid-surface vanity top for seamless, easy-to-clean functionality. Travertine stone tile was used throughout. Simple details executed carefully. It’s a great update!




Here’s what it looked like before…

Mountain View Double Bath Remodel

Sometimes storage is important, so we built a linen closet into this bathroom. Built-to-order vanity in select Maple w/a custom stain… The mirror was purchased and Lowe’s and we matched the vanity finish to it. It came out perfect, we believe… Counter top is a pre-fabricated slab. This one came out great and is considered the “ladies” bathroom.

The “Men’s” bathroom, on the other hand, is quite simple. Both are perfect.

Another Mountain View Bathroom Remodel/Addition

We just love the details in this home. Here, a hall bath is setup for the two young girls of the family. Neutral, classy finishes are set off by the cute pink knobs and other little-girl details. Later, when they’re older, all will be updated. This bathroom will prove to be a timeless one.

And what’s a home without a steam shower? Adam, the homeowner, was determined that he get his…

Nice!!

Los Altos Master Bath Addition/Remodel

A minor addition, but plenty of details for a beautiful home. A custom bathtub (Roman Bath), large shower, double vanity and the most important of all, the Toto Neorest.

This is a very nice, high end bathroom appropriate for the neighborhood. But you should see what we started with…