A bathroom considered as part of the home around it.
This Alamo Heights bathroom remodel brought together the materials, layout and everyday details of the room into one finished space.
This Alamo Heights remodel gave the bathroom a more considered relationship between the surfaces, fixtures and details that shape how the room feels every day.
Bathrooms ask a lot from a relatively small footprint. Storage, lighting, fixtures, tile and the way the room moves all have to work together. Here, those decisions were approached as parts of the same room rather than individual upgrades.
The result is a bathroom that feels cohesive and intentional without asking every finish to compete for attention.
A look at where the space started and how thoughtful changes to the layout, materials and details reshaped everyday life at home.
Before
After
Before The original space before construction began.
After The completed space, redesigned around the way the homeowners actually wanted to use the space.
The original layout created separation where the homeowners wanted connection. They didnt dislike the bathroom with its original fixtures but it didn't match the rest of the since modernized home. With their growing family, they needed a more accessible room.
You don't need every detail figured out before we talk. We'll start with how you live, what isn't working, and what you want the space to become.