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Portfolio — 2026

Primary Suite

A primary bedroom and bathroom done as one job. Wide-plank floors and a tray ceiling lit from above, and a bathroom in marble-look tile with a walk-in shower, a bench and a tub.

The Richmond Hill primary bathroom: a walk-in shower behind frameless glass on a stone-capped half wall, marble-look tile floor to ceiling, and a soaking tub set into a tiled deck beyond it.

A primary suite taken as one job: the bedroom and the bathroom behind it, done together so the finishes agree with each other.

The bedroom got new wide-plank flooring wall to wall, a tray ceiling with crown and a ring of recessed lighting around it, and a new fan. Every light in the suite is new.

The bathroom is tiled floor to ceiling in a marble-look tile with gray and gold veining. The walk-in shower sits behind frameless glass on a half wall capped in stone: a rain head from the ceiling, a second head on the wall and a hand shower, a bench, a niche lined in hexagon mosaic, and the same mosaic underfoot running to a linear drain. Beside it, a soaking tub set into a tiled deck with the filler mounted on the deck, and a large-format tile floor that runs the length of the room.

Inside the walk-in shower: a rain head from the ceiling, a second head on the wall, a hand shower on a slide bar, a bench, a niche lined in hexagon mosaic and the same mosaic underfoot running to a linear drain.
The primary bathroom from the doorway: the glass shower enclosure, the tub deck and the large-format tile floor under recessed lighting.
The primary bedroom after the renovation: wide-plank flooring wall to wall, a tray ceiling with crown and recessed lighting, and a new ceiling fan.
The primary bedroom looking toward the closet doors, with the tray ceiling lit from above and the new flooring running the length of the room.

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Interior Refresh

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A living room after refurbishment, with French doors to the yard and new dark plank flooring.
A gabled house at dusk, every window warmly lit, seen across the yard.

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