Same layout; new and elevated look.
This 1991 Lake Oswego primary bath remodel began with a leak, which sped up plans for a long-desired update. After living in the home for over 20 years, the homeowners had already completed a remodel to the bathroom, but it was due for another rendition as their style has evolved. The existing layout worked well, but the French doors blocked the storage cabinet and the vanity. The goal was to create a fresh, modern look while keeping the space functional. The project also included refreshing two additional kids’ bathrooms upstairs. The homeowners wanted a process and the team to pull it all together.
Before
Homeowner Wish List
- Clean lines
- Warm design
- Replace the built-in tub with a freestanding tub
- Update the look so it’s current but flows with the rest of the home
- Make the space more usable
- Create more functional cabinetry
reward
Project Outcome and Results
Solutions
- Installed a barn door to make the space usable
- Built a custom Walnut linen cabinet for additional storage
- Installed custom pull-out storage for his watch collection and her hot hair tools
- Removed the giant tub deck, which allowed for a larger shower
- Created a drying area inside the shower
- Wrapped the whole shower wall in tile
- Tied in the existing window at the vanity and recased it
Create the home you’ve always wanted.
Need help turning your outdated home into a fully functional and refreshed space? Work with our team to discover what’s possible, how to bring it all together, and create a cohesive look from room to room.
Working with Mountainwood Homes was a wonderful experience! Phenomenal quality and craftsmanship coupled with contractors who felt like family.