Project story
The primary bathroom in this Edgemoor home hadn’t been touched since the house was built in the early 2000s. Fiberglass tub-shower combo, builder-grade vanity, and a floor plan that felt cramped despite having reasonable square footage.
The homeowners wanted a curbless walk-in shower, a floating double vanity, and tile that would still look right in twenty years. We removed the tub-shower combo, re-framed the shower area, ran the shower drain to a new center-drain location, and built a fully waterproofed curbless shower with Kerdi membrane throughout — walls, pan, and bench.
The tile selection was matte porcelain in a large-format plank on the floor (extending seamlessly into the shower for the curbless effect) and a subtle stacked-stone pattern on the shower walls. The floating vanity in rift-cut white oak with a quartz top anchored the room. Fixtures in brushed nickel to match the shower door frame. Four and a half weeks of active work, in a house they stayed in the whole time.
Project specs
Home
Early-2000s single-family, Edgemoor, Bellingham.
Scope
Primary bath remodel, curbless walk-in shower, new vanity.
Materials
Kerdi waterproofing, porcelain tile, rift-cut oak vanity, quartz top.