Instead of starting from scratch, we used the existing vanity, refaced it with a contemporary slab door (in Chocolate Pear), new hardware, new counter, taps, and vessel sink.

Not every bathroom needs to be a full strip down and rebuild. In this case, the vanity was refaced with a brushed aluminum slab door, new counter, and a vessel sink installed.

The customer wanted to update their builder's original bathroom (tub surround, vinyl floor) into something more modern. The claustrophobic surround was removed and a more open tub and tile surround was installed. The vanity was kept but with new hardware and new top,...

You don't always have to break everything! In this 4-piece update, some of the old components (that didn't look dated) were re-used.

Turning a small 2-piece into a 3-piece featuring a walk in shower with custom shower pan. Check out the Project Scrapbook for more pictures of this renovation.

Sometimes old is just that…old. Yet the customer wanted to keep the character of the century home. Check out the Project Scrapbook for more pictures of this renovation.

Transform from a dated, awkward layout to a more usable, pleasing style.

Not only was this bathroom dated, it was too small. We expanded into some underutilized space.

Revival turned this former laundry room into a 2-piece washroom.

Turning unused attic storage into an en-suite complete with walk-in shower.

The 40-year-old bathroom needed an update. Not only was it dated, but a failure to properly install the shower 40 years ago caused lots of water damage that needed to be dealt with.

Turned a disorganized laundry room with poorly used space into a spacious 3-piece bathroom and laundry room.

There was nothing wrong structurally or mechanically with this bathroom. But as you can see from the pink-and-black tiles, it was time for an update. At the same time, we improved accessibility by removing the knee wall, moving the vanity, installing a non-slip floor,...