December 4, 2012

This project involves working in several spaces
through our client’s house.

On the second floor, we are replacing this entire bathroom:
new fixtures, cabinets, tile, light and paint.

We are replacing the original stair railing with a new one in the arts & crafts style.

These built-in painted shelves are being removed, and
we are installing natural cherry bookcases.

The study is getting entire make-over. We are removing
the paneling, repainting, and changing flooring and lighting.
The existing furniture will be replaced with built-ins.

December 13, 2012

Demolition of the bathroom started in the shower, pulling down tile.

We worked our way around the room, until all the
drywall and tile was removed from the wall and floor.

December 18, 2012

Drywall has gone up in the bathroom. You can
still see studs in the bathtub area because
those walls will get cement board and tile.

This is the future vanity area. The pipes sticking out of the
wall are the supply and drain lines for the two sinks.

December 13, 2012

Demolition in the study starts with pulling off wood paneling.

Followed by removing all the drywall.

This area will be where the new built-in desk will be.

January 3, 2013

Moving outside the office, we’ve demolished the built-in bookshelves.

As demo happens on the first floor, tile is getting installed in the bathroom.

January 14, 2013

Tile continues up from the floor into the shower.

On the other side of the room, we have
installed all of the vanity cabinets.

January 19, 2013

Here we are reworking the stair treads for a new railing.

New hardwood floor is being installed in the study.

January 24, 2014

The granite vanity countertops with porcelain sinks.

Out in the hall, the hardwood floor was refinished.

January 30, 2013

The bathroom tile is complete, with a beautiful glass accent tile to match the countertops.

New built-in bookshelves in the living room.

The desks and other cabinetry are being installed in the study.

February 14, 2013

In the bathroom, lights are up along with the first coat of paint.

Cabinetry is nearly finished in the office.

The new office door, selected to provide more light and
visually connect the office to the living space beyond.

February 27, 2013

As part of the project, we replaced a dozen doors throughout the home,
like this one on closet near the front entry.

Lead carpenter Brian created this rig to hold the doors in various positions, along with keeping tools powered and close at hand. This let him quickly adjust the new doors to fit the home’s existing door frames.