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Featured: Glenroy
It was time for this kitchen to get an upgrade. The island was small and pantry area awkward with room for improvement. We opened the space up to create better flow and improve the functionality of this great space. You'll now find beautiful Silver Wave polished...
Featured: Bayswater
Granite Alert! Dark Beauty granite with a gorgeous end-of-counter waterfall. Subway tile backsplash (textured for a little accent). Nouveau shaker doors in Snow White with black matte handles. Click here to see a list of things everyone homeowner should know...
Featured: Graydon
This was a 1950's home with the original kitchen. Refacing isn't possible (the cabinets are built in place -- to reface would be a very temporary fix). Plus, the kitchen was completely reconfigured with utilities moved and lighting added throughout. How long does a...
Featured: Regency
Sometimes you need more room. A wall was removed to extend the kitchen fully into the dining room. Added a 7' island. New floors, new cabinets, new, new, new! This project initially started as a refacing concept, but as we talked to the home owners more, it became...
Featured: Symphony Crt
Refacing this kitchen - good functionality but needing a change. Something other than white - Turmalin! Corian counters (more of a matte finish than granite or quartz), a bit of an overhang on the back end, decorative kick around the peninsula. Click here to see a...
Featured: East London Transformation!
The original layout was terrible. Luckily, we had finished one just like this just a few weeks prior! We removed a non-load bearing wall, moved some appliances around, updated the electrical. All new custom cabinets, a Manhattan shaker Snow White (complete with...
Featured: Highbury Nouveau Shaker
In this renovation, we went with the timeless Snow White with a Nouveau Shaker. While we kept the counters, we removed the mirror back splash and went with a beveled subway tile and grey grout. Cabinet crown to accent. The biggest transformation, however, was the...
Featured: Cudmore
Time for an October upgrade! Open and fresh. Sometimes people want their kitchen to look like it's from a magazine. No Problem! Take away that ugly breakfast bar, upgrade the laminate to a beautiful Nimbus Grey granite, brighten things up with some overhead pot...
Featured: Erika Kitchen Renovation
Just in time for the holidays. They’ve been dreaming of a white kitchen since they moved in over a decade ago.Take a look at this make-over. Let’s add our usual dash of functionality (take a look at the drawers), a pinch of lighting (under-counter work lighting), some total awesome (leathered granite counters), and a bit of timelessness (shaker doors and the classic backsplash).
Featured: Portsmouth Kitchen Renovation
Just in time for the holidays. They’ve been dreaming of a white kitchen since they moved in over a decade ago.Take a look at this make-over. Let’s add our usual dash of functionality (take a look at the drawers), a pinch of lighting (under-counter work lighting), some total awesome (leathered granite counters), and a bit of timelessness (shaker doors and the classic backsplash).
Featured: Whetherfield Kitchen Renovation
Just in time for the holidays. They’ve been dreaming of a white kitchen since they moved in over a decade ago.Take a look at this make-over. Let’s add our usual dash of functionality (take a look at the drawers), a pinch of lighting (under-counter work lighting), some total awesome (leathered granite counters), and a bit of timelessness (shaker doors and the classic backsplash).
Featured: Two Tone Kitchen Refacing
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White Lacquer Shaker
We went from a 1960s knotty pine, to a more reasonable white lacquer shaker (10200 style) with a laminate counter and a timeless subway backsplash.
Chocolate Pear Update
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.
Brushed Aluminum Update
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.
Fossil Gray
A galley kitchen in a condominium. They went from a standard white to a slab fossil grey door with brushed nickle handles. Also upgraded the counters. While it's a laminate, it has a decorative edge and a superior finish - laminates have come a long way.
Shower Surround
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,...
Custom Shower
Many newer homes have unfinished basements. The plumbing has been roughed in so you know that someone anticipated a basement bath but now you need to go ahead and complete it. This project on Maidstone will turn an empty space into a luxurious 3-piece bathroom. Custom...
Bathroom Facelift
If the layout is working, there are ways to upgrade your bathroom without ripping everything out. Check out the Project Scrapbook for more pictures of this renovation.
Update 4-Piece
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.
Kitchen Remodel
After 60 years, it was time to update this kitchen. Improved layout and design!
Tub to Shower Conversion
Turned an used 2nd bathroom with a yellow cast-iron tub into a walk-in shower with Maax glass doors.
Antique White
An antique white shaker-style (Prestige line, model SK00) with a 7" pull brushed nickle handle.
Kitchen Expansion
Not only was this kitchen swapped with the dining room space, but two walls were moved to support a more open concept.
Dining Room To Kitchen
With many older homes, the kitchen is small. Sometimes the solutions are as simple as moving the kitchen into the dining room and starting fresh.
2-piece to 3-piece
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.
Retro Bathroom
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.
Elmwood
This bathroom is 100 years old. Yes, 100. The pipes were 40 years past end of life, the walls were 3 inches of masonry atop metal lathe. The home is a double brick home – no studs. This was a messy, messy tear out. Tons (literally) of plaster, masonry, and building...
Family Bathroom
Transform from a dated, awkward layout to a more usable, pleasing style.
Bathroom Expansion
Not only was this bathroom dated, it was too small. We expanded into some underutilized space.
Kitchen Refacing
Sometimes, your space is good--you just want to update. Little mess, cheaper, and faster. Cabinets refaced and new counter tops and fixtures.
Washroom Conversion
Revival turned this former laundry room into a 2-piece washroom.
Walk-in Shower
Turning unused attic storage into an en-suite complete with walk-in shower.
Refacing – Making a Statement
Sometimes there is absolutely nothing wrong with your kitchen - but after 25 years it's time for a new look. Here they went from slab cream-coloured doors to a dark walnut shaker-style cabinet.
Crisp and Clean
Refacing: Antique white pillow slab doors and Corian countertops.
Custom Ensuite
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.
Laundry/Bathroom Conversion
Turned a disorganized laundry room with poorly used space into a spacious 3-piece bathroom and laundry room.
Bloomfield Update
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,...
Anderson – Chocolate Pear
The original honey oak (popular in the 1980s) replaced with a 5-piece Prestige line door in Chocolate Oak. Some additional changes: converting bottom doors to pot-and-pan drawers, farm-apron sink, custom vent hood.
Archer – Kitchen Refacing
Replace the original doors and hardware with something fresh. At the same time, we upgraded a few components and created a new kitchen. Cascade White with the 10000 style door.
Ridout Bathroom
The homeowners desperately needed to update their bathroom in Old South. The layout was terrible, and the entire room was made with plywood rather than plaster or drywall. Several attempts at renovations had been attempted over the past decades, none fixing the...
Ferndale – Refacing
If your cabinets are dated but in good shape (and you like your kitchen layout) then you might want to consider refacing. About 30% of the cost and without the mess and disruption of a full renovation.