The sloped ceiling in this bathroom created major problems for the homeowner. Mainly, there was no pre-built cabinet that would fit in the space.

The doors (38”) were quite large, so in our goal to keep the farmhouse look we added barn door sliders. This also saved space not needing to swing them open.

New vanity, toilet and trim were installed along with a fresh coat of paint.

Using a pre-fab shower base we then brought this shower to life with a sleek dark tile and clear glass doors.

Prepping involved installing vapor barrier, cement board & aqua defense prior to tile installation.

Creating a custom wood bench with half-lapped cedar legs was the starting point for this built in storage area.

The customer wanted some extra space as well as seating for this large front entrance. The base of the cabinet was left open to the floor for wet winter boots as well as to not take away from this beautiful tile floor.

Original exposed beams are hard to come by, and also can be hard to work around. Keeping the character of this house was key so while this railing was a challenge, both the homeowner and Duchess are happy with the result.

The risers on these old stairs were very worn out, so we covered them with hardboard and added some caulk & paint.

Save money: Instead of replacing the stair treads we painted them with Porch & Floor paint.

This bathroom was updated with a new vanity, medicine cabinet, toilet seat, fresh coat of paint, window blind & flooring. Our before picture is not the greatest, but you can still see the difference.

Save money: Instead of replacing the entire toilet we replaced a few parts and bought a new toilet seat.

The homeowner was tired of this dark and cold entry into her home. Once the ceiling was insulated and vapor barriered we were able brighten up the space by installing wainscotting on the walls and ceiling. Trim, chair rail and a new floor brought the room together for a clean, warm & inviting new entryway.