Home remodeling · Design-build
Bathrooms built to be looked at closely.
We design and build home renovations. Book-matched porcelain, frameless glass, and the waterproofing underneath that decides whether any of it lasts.
Primary ensuite — completed July 2025
01 — Approach
19 frames from 38 reviewed
A finished room is the easy part. The order you build it in is the job.
Blocking that was not set before the wall closed. A pan that was not sloped before it was tiled. A valve roughed to the wrong depth for a finish chosen three weeks later. None of it shows up on a mood board and all of it shows up in the bill.
Working design-build means the layout, the material and the rough-in get decided together, by the same people, before demolition starts.
How we work
02 — Before and after
Second bath · 12 May → 02 Jul 2025
The same wall, seven weeks apart.
A corner jetted tub, four-inch tile and a bullnose cap partway up the wall. What replaced it is a book-matched Calacatta panel running full height, a rectangular soaker, a rain head on a wall arm and a floating oak vanity.
Move across the photograph. The window shows the finished wall without taking the old one away — both states stay on screen at once.
See every stage
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03 — The build
Eighteen frames · 12 May – 02 Jul 2025
Everything that had to happen before the room could look like that.
The wall leans toward your cursor. It runs left to right in build order, from demolition through to the finished rooms — click any frame to open it full size.
04 — What we do
Design and construction, one contract
Design
Layout, materials and fixtures resolved on paper before demolition starts, so the scope stops changing once the walls are open.
Build
Demolition, framing, plumbing and electrical rough-in, waterproofing, tile and finish carpentry, run by the people who drew it.
One contract
No gap between the drawing and the crew for a problem to fall into. The same people from first measurement to final adjustment.
Tell us what the space is doing wrong.