Elevated Bathroom Design

  • Architectural blueprints and technical drawings on paper with measuring tools and a photograph of an outdoor scene on a table.

    Dream it.

    Whether you're planning a thoughtful refresh or a complete renovation, we're here to bring your vision to life—with the expertise of a dedicated interior design team.

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  • Architectural drawing of a bathroom vanity with two oval mirrors, a marble countertop, wooden cabinet doors, and labeled parts.

    Design it.

    Details are everything—particularly in a remodel. Whether you're working with the timeless character of a Craftsman or the clean lines of a modern home, any renovation should feel cohesive and intentional. Our team carefully selects finishes and fixtures that align with your home's design language while respecting your budget and timeline.

    OUR DESIGN PROCESS
  • A bathroom with a white porcelain sink, a silver faucet, a small bowl on a tray, wood paneling, a window showcasing green trees, and floral wallpaper with green, pink, and white colors in the Seattle and Greater Boise area.

    Build it.

    A successful build starts with the right team. Over the past decade, we've cultivated trusted relationships with skilled contractors, cabinetmakers, and finish suppliers—ensuring every detail of your project is executed with care and craftsmanship.

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Bathroom with vintage floral wallpaper, white rectangular sink, wooden accents, large mirror, gold pendant lights, window with natural light, and a small sitting area with a cushioned bench.
A modern walk-in shower with green subway tile walls, a skylight overhead, a wooden bench, and built-in shelves in the walls.
Bathroom vanity with a wooden cabinet, a gray countertop, a rectangular sink, a small black plant pot with a green plant, a towel on a wall hook, a mirror reflecting part of the room, and a wall-mounted faucet.
Shower with pink subway tile walls, a ceiling shower head, a handheld showerhead, and a small window with a patterned black and white curtain.
Empty wooden built-in shelves and cabinets in a room with a large window showing outdoor trees and water
Close-up of a black-tiled shower with a bathroom wall-mounted towel rack holding a white towel and a decorative black-and-white framed artwork on the white wall.
Bathroom with pink subway tile wainscoting, a built-in black and white hexagon tile shelf, white bathtub, brushed metal faucet, and a wall-mounted white glass light fixture.
Bathroom with a white ceramic sink, a chrome faucet, a small bowl, and a window revealing green trees outside, with floral patterned wallpaper.
Modern bathroom with wooden vanity, potted plant, towel, and artwork, shower with tiled wall and showerhead
Modern bathroom with a freestanding bathtub positioned in front of large glass sliding doors that open to a deck and overlook a forested landscape on a cloudy day.

"The details are not the details. They make the design."

— Charles Eames

THE LAYOUT

Whether we’re working within an existing home, designing from the ground up, or something in between, our process begins with developing a thoughtful layout. Key considerations include desired fixtures—such as a shower versus a bathtub, double vanities, or other preferences—the spatial dimensions, existing window placements, and any custom features you envision.

Floor plan of a remodeled bathroom in the Seattle area. Design of a new bathroom with double vanity, shower, and separate toilet room. Closet in bathroom. Boise area remodel.
Line drawing of a bathroom vanity with two oval mirrors, multiple labeled cabinets and drawers, and a backsplash, with a sloped ceiling on the right side.

THE DESIGN

With the layout in place, we move on to designing the cabinetry, finishes, and overall aesthetic of the bathroom. To ensure the space feels cohesive with the rest of the home, we consider the existing architectural style—whether Craftsman, Midcentury, Modern, or a blend of influences. From there, we refine material selections and design details to create a space that feels both timeless and enduring.

CONSTRUCTION TEAM

Early in the Design Phase, we’ll introduce you to one of our trusted contractors—experienced professionals with whom we’ve built long-standing, collaborative relationships. As the design and permitting progress, your contractor will provide ongoing pricing and scheduling updates that reflect the selected finishes and details. Once the design is finalized and permits are secured, we’ll move into construction together as a cohesive team.

A modern walk-in shower with green subway tiles, two handheld showerheads, built-in shelves, a wooden bench, and a skylight overhead in the Seattle and Greater Boise area.