Keyword: bathroom remodeling

It’s always fun to start off a new year hypothesizing what trends we see with clients and where we think the design landscape will head. While clients sometimes come to us with specific ideas of what they’re looking for, often they’re seeking ideas of what the possibilities for their space are. Here are some things we think may gain traction in 2018 and some that will remain.

The things we hear the most are the items that turned homeowners off when they bought the house, and the things that they’ve grown to hate since living in the home. If you’re in the market for a new house, or considering remodeling the one you have, here are the top things we’ve heard from clients looking for a change.

Bathroom remodels start to feel complete once the tile’s set, toilet has been placed, and the vanity is in. Don’t underestimate the value of your bathroom mirror to complete your newly remodeled space. Choosing the right one though can be a bit of a puzzle. Enclosed are some tips we recommend.

Are you a design-build novice? We find some clients seek out a design-build resource specifically, while others don't know what the term design-build means, and others don't care. Since we think design-build firms are pretty great, we thought we'd tackle defining the design-build concept and why it should be important to you.

Renovating a kitchen or bathroom is always an adventure, but in a condo, requires a lot of planning and excellent execution. We really enjoyed taking this Pike Place Market condo from a closed off version to one that showed off its fabulous view.

Are you wondering if heated tile is right for you? Review the pros and cons and see if it fits with your lifestyle.

Scope creep is a real thing during a remodel. We recommend considering the following before you get started so that you're remodel is well-thought out and designed from the start.

Have you thought about what your dream bathroom would contain? Read on to what our design team recommends.

Do you have a craftsman that needs some work to make it more functional for your lifestyle? This homeowner added 320 square feet to her craftsman and upgraded the garage. The results gave her more space, an upgraded bathroom and a much needed laundry room.

If you've been wondering what types of glass doors you've been considering for your shower, read on to find out the benefits of the different options.