“Simple” is not a bad word when rethinking your bathroom design. This master bath remodel favors greyscale tones to create a visual simplicity and elegance.
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This client wanted to explore all their options for creating a beautiful and practical new space, even if it meant moving a couple walls.
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Northeast Portland is full of great old neighborhoods and houses bursting with character. The owners of this particular home had enjoyed their pink and blue bathroom’s quirky charm for years, but had finally outgrown its awkward layout and lack of functionality.
">In our own bathrooms, we have everything organized just the way we like it, but when you have visitors, it’s important to make sure they feel comfortable as well. To help you in this process, our design experts offer 4 simple ways to make your bathroom a bit more guest-friendly.
We helped this Portland couple update their tiny master bath into a luxurious retreat, while also adding a few small touches to make the space feel a little more open.
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While the clients were ready to completely redesign, we found aspects of this bathroom that simply didn’t need upgrading.
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These clients knew they wanted to update their guest bathroom, but felt overwhelmed by the prospect of a total gut and replace.
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The existing master bathroom strangely had a lot of square footage but somehow felt cramped and claustrophobic.
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Our clients wanted their master bathroom to feel more open, but were unsure of their options, considering they only had a small space to work with.
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Recently, the concept of the open shower has become increasingly popular. While they may seem odd to some, walk-in showers can be advantageous in a number of ways, including assisting with accessibility issues and making a bathroom seem larger than it actually is.