A Jack & Jill bathroom is a shared bathroom that connects two bedrooms, typically designed for siblings or family members. It features entrances from both bedrooms, each side with its own vanity space, and a shared room in the middle
Our recent client in Flower Mound, Texas, had a master suite that was past due for a refresh. The wish list included adding an accent wall to the bedroom, completely remodeling the bathroom, and updating the closet for improved storage
Our recent clients in Colleyville had lived in their home for years; they knew it was their forever home and wanted to refresh it with new life! Along with the rest of the downstairs, the master bathroom made the list
You’ve probably heard that incorporating mirrors can make a small room feel larger. While this is a tried-and-true approach, the days floor-to-ceiling mirrors on every wall are behind us! As popular as this trend once was (you’d be surprised at
You might be wondering to yourself: what if my remodel is in a small space and the layout isn’t changing? You are not alone! In fact, a substantial number of remodels that we complete are on a smaller scale and
When you think of relaxation and self-care, does a spa-like experience come to mind? For our clients in Burleson, a luxurious shower with a spa-retreat aesthetic was something they had long dreamt of for their master bathroom. Unfortunately, the original
Functionality and aesthetics are the two main reasons homeowners choose to remodel, so it was not surprising when our clients in Burleson said they wanted to renovate their original 1990’s guest bathroom. Improving the layout, increasing the storage space, and
For homeowners that have found their forever home, installing age-in-place features is an important consideration when remodeling. Our recent clients in Colleyville wanted to make their master bathroom safer and more functional for them as they enter their golden years.
Our recent clients in Fort Worth, TX, came to us in need of assistance updating their master bathrooms. Unlike most houses, there was not one large master bathroom; instead, it was two small bathrooms, separated by the master bedroom. While
Every so often, we have clients that come to us for the design of their project and then wait a while to pull the trigger on the construction portion. This delay can be for a number of reasons – waiting
One of the biggest decisions homeowners make when it comes time to remodel their master bathroom is whether or not to keep the bathtub or to sacrifice it for a larger shower. This is always the case in smaller bathrooms,
As a ‘pull-and-replace’ project, changing the layout to improve the functionality of this guest bathroom was not a concern. The emphasis was instead on replacing the dated features with new ones in the exact same location. These features included the
