Usually, yes. A curbless shower is almost always possible in an existing bathroom. What determines how involved it gets is what sits under the floor. The shower floor has to drop below the level of the surrounding room so water runs to the drain instead of out into...
In most homes, yes. A walk-in pantry rarely requires an addition. It usually comes from space that already exists next to the kitchen and is not earning its keep: a coat closet, an oversized laundry room, a corner of a formal dining room nobody eats in, or the dead...
Most awkward primary bathrooms are not too small. They are laid out around fixtures that no longer make sense. An oversized corner tub eats the best wall in the room, the shower gets squeezed into whatever is left, the vanity sits where it blocks a door swing, and a...
If low maintenance is your priority, Onyx shower walls are the better choice. If you want a specific look that only tile can produce, tile is worth the upkeep that comes with it. That is the honest short answer, and it holds up in most of the bathrooms we build. We...
Key Takeaways The regret we hear most often is not about a specific finish or fixture. It is tackling a home in disconnected pieces instead of working from a real plan. A kitchen gets redesigned around how it looks in photos instead of how the family actually cooks,...
