Sometimes, a kitchen just needs a second chance. This Bainbridge Island remodel is a perfect example of how thoughtful design and expert craftsmanship can breathe new life into a space that’s ready to evolve. The Before: Functional but Tired The original kitchen served its purpose well over the years, but its dated cabinets, dark finishes, and limited lighting made the space feel closed off and uninspiring. The layout, while practical, lacked the openness and flow today’s hom
Remodel: A serene, modern bathroom featuring a freestanding white soaking tub and a floor-mounted chrome faucet. Behind the tub, rich teal-blue tile adds depth and warmth to the space, extending across the wall and into a glass-enclosed walk-in shower with a built-in niche. A trio of potted plants on the windowsill adds a soft, natural touch, while patterned geometric floor tile grounds the space with subtle elegance.
A few seasons ago, our team built a wheelchair-accessible ramp at Fay Bainbridge Park. It’s a project we look back on with pride—creating a simple, lasting way for everyone to reach the water’s edge.
