Bathrooms

The new homeowners to this home tucked into the Northwest Portland hills wanted the master bathroom to reflect more of their modern taste and needs. The clunky tub, not wanted, and tiled deck was swapped out for one grand shower. The challenge imposed by the large existing window above the tub, which would now be […]

Corner tubs were all the luxury rage in the 2000’s, but they take up a lot of space and typically are not utilized as much as showers. Bathroom design is equally about function and setting a relaxing mood, so when the homeowner’s wanted a change Revive Remodeling delivered.   Reconfiguring with a grand shower in place

Walk into this sensational guest bathroom and let your eyes behold its ambience. The footprint didn’t change much, but mirroring the also remodeled master bath with its finish materials elevate it to the next level. Unfortunately, the pony wall, that was to be removed, contained an existing plumbing waste vent that was simply too costly

Literally needed in this existing one bathroom home, Revive Remodeling designed and built this spacious, and may we add, luxurious master bathroom retreat for our clients. It was important to make the new exterior to discreetly match exactly the 1958 year old home as if it always existed. Off the existing bedroom, the new double

In this phase two, our client desired a master suite redesign incorporating Midcentury modern elements of clean lines, a palette of pale tones mixed with wood tones that feels contemporary and current today. The wall between the original shower cave and the big clunky tub with deck had to go to establish an open airy

This master bathroom was compartmentalized with a separate toilet and shower room off the vanity area. It felt dark, closed in, and whoever thought carpet in the bathroom was a good idea should be reprimanded. The new design expanded the space by removing the separating enclosed walls, relocating the toilet over to allow a much

Seemingly stuck in a 70’s time capsule, this bathroom definitely needed some work. From the awkward soffits enclosing the tub surround height and light panel over the vanity inhibited its potential for space. The floral wallpapered walls were a kickback to its glory days. The homeowner’s goal was to remove the tub and make it

As typical in the 1995’s, white tiled surfaces were all the rage, and carpet (who ever thought that was a good idea?). This new master bathroom remodel was created with an inspiration picture. By removing the dividing wall between the existing bathroom and toilet/shower room, replaced with a small pony wall, completely opened up the

For the parents of three young busy boys, this spa like master bathroom remodel becomes a peaceful retreat. Though decent in size, reconfiguring the bathroom was key in function and definitely in style. Moving the old fiberglass shower from the initial separated room over into the main bathroom area created the desired private toilet closet.

The homeowner’s of this busy household of eight pined for an updated master bathroom retreat. Typical of 1997 standard contractor finishes, this bathroom had a fiberglass shower stall, a fiberglass tub set in a deck of tiled surround, and the lousy trend of carpet in main bathroom area.Due to budget constraints the wall was kept