Bathrooms
Your Everyday Retreat
Tired of taking a number for the sink? We redesign bathrooms around the way you use them, from a walk-in shower with room for two to a vanity with a drawer for the hairdryer, planned to the inch and priced before construction begins.
A Small Room Where Every Inch Is Planned
Bathrooms are small spaces, and every inch matters. The difference between a bath that works and one that only looks new is a handful of decisions made on the drawings, before any tile is ordered:
- Shower or tub, and how big each one should be
- Niches sized for what will actually sit in them
- A bank of drawers at each sink
- Light at the mirror, not just overhead
- A quiet fan that vents outside, on a timer
On the historic Ridgefield bath below, the vanity was detailed in 3D models down to a sixteenth of an inch. Our bath work has earned a HOBI Award for Best Bath Under $100K and Chrysalis Awards for Best Bath Over $60K and Best Bath $40K–$60K.
What Kind of Bath?
Most bathroom projects start with one of these.
A Bigger, Better Master BathRoom for two at the sink and a shower you look forward to, with space borrowed from a closet or hallway if you need it.Read more →
Hall or Guest BathThe bath your children and guests use every day, brought up to the standard of the rest of the house.Read more →
Walk-In Shower Instead of a TubMost people don’t use their tubs; taking one out can free the room for a generous shower that is easier to step into.Read more →
A Spa ShowerA rain head and a handheld, body sprays, steam, and a thermostatic valve that holds the temperature you like.Read more →
Everyday ComfortsA heated floor, a quiet fan on a timer, drawers at each sink with the hairdryer plugged in inside, and a toilet room of its own.Read more →
Safe for Every AgeA zero-threshold shower, a seat and a handheld on a slide bar, and grab bars that don’t look institutional.Read more →
Before and After
Three stories of the problem, the plan and the finished room.
Ridgefield, CTMaster Bath OasisA bedroom, a small jack-and-jill bath and a bit of hallway became a first-floor suite whose barrier-free bath won a HOBI Award for Best Bath Under $100K.See the before and after →
Ridgefield, CTContemporary Geometric Master BathCircles and squares, shoji-style millwork and a quartz tub platform that looks carved from a solid block of stone: a Chrysalis Award winner.See the before and after →
Ridgefield, CTHistoric Master BathA 1970s bath in a 1750s home, rebuilt with a reclaimed beam, hand-hewn oak flooring and a heart hickory vanity so it feels like it was always there.See the before and after →
Why Remodel Your Bathroom?
Value You Keep
Real estate agents report that a bathroom remodel has the highest return of any major remodeling project. Homes with updated bathrooms tend to sell more quickly.
Room for Two
No more sharing one small sink when you both need to get ready. A better layout, sometimes with space borrowed from a closet or hallway, makes the morning easier.
Safer for Every Age
A barrier-free shower, an anti-scald valve and attractive grab bars protect children, parents and your future self. A safe bath no longer has to look institutional.
Create Your Everyday Escape
Tell us what isn’t working in your bathroom and we’ll show you what it could be, with a fixed price before we build.
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