Bathroom Remodels

Whole-Home Remodel with (2) Additions in Westwood, MA

2025-09-05T14:39:19-04:00

Introducing Our Latest Whole-Home Remodel & Additions in Westwood, MA We’re excited to share a look at one of our latest projects: a whole-home remodel in Westwood, MA that includes not one, but two additions. Like many families, our clients love their neighborhood and community, but their split-level home was no longer functioning for their growing family of six. Together, through our design-build process, we reimagined their home to create more space, better flow, and modern updates throughout. The larger addition is a brand-new primary suite addition built on top of the home (above the main door and bay window in photo above). This spacious retreat includes a luxurious bathroom and two generous walk-in closets, offering privacy and comfort for the homeowners. The second addition, a single room off the rear of the main level (to replace deck in photo below), creates space for a new

Whole-Home Remodel with (2) Additions in Westwood, MA2025-09-05T14:39:19-04:00

Bathroom of the Week Feature on Houzz – Spa Feel

2025-08-07T11:57:10-04:00

We're honored once again! In the latest Bathroom of the Week feature on Houzz, contributor Jeanne Matteucci  spotlights our stunning transformation of a 1934 Colonial-style en suite in Newton, Massachusetts. With just 43 square feet to work with, the updated layout smartly reclaims space by shifting a shared wall, making room for a walnut double vanity, a spacious low-curb shower with a built-in bench, and a tall linen cabinet that adds both function and flair. Creamy white tile, matte black fixtures, and midcentury-inspired lighting elevate this once-cramped bathroom into a modern and stylish retreat.Read the full article on Houzz.com → For more on this project (including the guest bathroom) visit "Timeless Charm" Primary Bathroom Renovation (Newton, MA) Thinking about a bathroom renovation of your own? Whether you're working with a small footprint or just ready for a refresh, we’d love to help you reimagine your space with thoughtful design

Bathroom of the Week Feature on Houzz – Spa Feel2025-08-07T11:57:10-04:00

Timeless Classic: Primary Bathroom Transformation

2024-10-10T10:31:13-04:00

Converting a single sink Primary Bathroom to a Double Vanity See how we transformed a small and outdated Primary Bathroom into a sophisticated retreat We’re excited to share the successful completion of our latest bathroom renovation, a project that truly transformed the space into a luxurious retreat. From start to finish, our team worked diligently to reimagine every corner, enhancing functionality and style in a way that reflects our clients’ vision perfectly. This vision was a larger space, with a luxury walk-in shower and a double vanity. But they didn't know how to add square footage. We first introduced this project via this blog post which includes elevated 3D renderings with our client's exact (or as close as we could get) finishes. Where did the additional space come from? At the outset of this project, we asked our clients to share their list of wants and needs, along with

Timeless Classic: Primary Bathroom Transformation2024-10-10T10:31:13-04:00

Our next big project!

2024-01-25T17:15:29-05:00

New Project Alert! Modernizing bathrooms in a 1930's 4-bedroom colonial nestled amidst Boston's best neighborhoods in Newton, MA Our team has been hard at work on two bathroom remodels in Newton, MA. The home, built in the 1930s, features two upstairs bathrooms with a distinct vintage charm. While there's a certain allure to that charm, it's time for a modern upgrade! The existing Primary Bathroom, in particular, is small and leaves much to be desired. And the guest bathroom may not have been updated since the 70's. This post will showcase our starting point (with before photos) and our envisioned outcome (with 3D renderings). Follow along on our Instagram Stories for progress updates. Enlarging the Primary Bathroom & Closet At the beginning of every project, we always ask our clients to share their wants and needs list, as well as their design inspiration, usually via a Houzz Ideabook. As

Our next big project!2024-01-25T17:15:29-05:00

Gift Guide – Tools Edition

2023-06-28T10:41:16-04:00

Tools Gift Guide curated by our Carpentry Team Are you looking for last minute Father's Day Gift ideas? Or perhaps some gift ideas for a new homeowner? Or, maybe you're curious what tools professional carpenters have in their everyday tool box. We have the guide for you! Every craftsman has his or her own tool box of tips and tricks of course. But when asked what their top recommendations for homeowner, our team created an ultimate Gift Guide - Tools Edition.  From a starter power tool set, to the most basic of tools like a $20 screwdriver, and our favorite spackle, there is something for both the weekend DIY warrior and a carpenter looking to expand their tool box. A note on the power tools: we have members of our team that prefer DeWalt and others - Milwaukee. Regardless of your power tool brand, our best recommendation

Gift Guide – Tools Edition2023-06-28T10:41:16-04:00

Custom Powder Room Vanity – Needham

2023-10-17T13:38:02-04:00

From its raw state, we designed and created a one-of-a-kind powder room vanity *All known materials listed at bottom of post* We first shared about CEO and Principal Designer/Craftsman Jason Hoffman's Black Walnut adventure here. Today, we're sharing the finished product of this bathroom remodel in Needham, MA.           As a refresher.... Below is a quick render of the design approved by our client. This is a result of Phase 3 of our Design Build process. Jason then started selecting the lumber, considering what part of the vanity each piece would be used for, paying special attention to color, grain patterns and figuring. From there, he started creating and fitting each individual piece.                 Next came sanding, finishing and assembly. Waterfall Countertop Inspiration Our client was inspired by a few, impactful, powder room photos she found on Houzz.com; see

Custom Powder Room Vanity – Needham2023-10-17T13:38:02-04:00

New Project Alert! Elevated Primary Bathroom

2023-04-06T17:15:24-04:00

New Project Alert! Our team recently started production on a Primary Bathroom renovation in Westwood, MA. This post will highlight where we started (with before photos) and where we are going (with 3D renderings). Be sure to follow along on our Instagram Stories for progress updates. Remodel doesn't always mean Reinvention When our client first contacted us, she shared that she wanted to turn her uninspiring bathroom into a retreat space. On the wish list? Replacing the old deck mounted jacuzzi tub with a stand-alone soaker tub. She also shared she would love a larger, tile shower. She enlisted our help to assess and discover if and how the shower could be enlarged. There is a sweet spot with shower sizing. It should be large enough to move around but not too big that the warm air escapes, leaving cold air and an uncomfortable experience (this can happen with

New Project Alert! Elevated Primary Bathroom2023-04-06T17:15:24-04:00

Bathroom of the Week Feature on Houzz – Spa Feel with Marble and Airy layout

2022-07-27T16:16:56-04:00

We're honored once again, to have been selected by the Editors at Houzz.com as a Bathroom of the Week feature! Coincidently, we wrote about last year's highlight, exactly one year ago today, on July 27, 2021. See our Easton Primary Bathroom feature here. This time, our Luxury Primary Bathroom remodel in Needham was selected as Bathroom of the Week! Contributor Jeannie Matteucci interviewed Jason and myself to hear about our Design Build process and the inspiration behind the complete, bathroom overhaul. Unique elements help this bathroom stand out. From the large tub niche, to the scallop glass tile, and the custom designed double vanity with 100% usable storage (no faux drawers), this design stemmed from many conversations with our clients. We heard the pain points and wish list. As Jason mentioned in the interview, the caliber of this home was not meet with the previous Primary Bathroom. Our team

Bathroom of the Week Feature on Houzz – Spa Feel with Marble and Airy layout2022-07-27T16:16:56-04:00

– Bathroom of the Week – Feature on Houzz

2021-07-27T14:03:04-04:00

Editors at Houzz.com recently noticed the En Suite/Primary bathroom renovation our team completed in Easton, MA, and selected it for a Bathroom of the Week feature! Contributor Jeannie Matteucci wrote of our clients: "...they wanted better storage and a more soothing, spa-like feel with elegant traditional style." With our Design Build process, our team was able to create just that. Follow the button below to read the feature and hear directly from our clients and lead designer and builder, Jason Hoffman. Read More A note about Houzz: we always recommend clients visit Houzz.com to start an "Ideabook," a place to save inspiration photos to share with us as we start any design process. To me, it's similar to Pinterest, but specific to home remodeling. It's a place to find inspiration, resources and trade partners like us. For the full photo portfolio, including before pictures and design rendering images,

– Bathroom of the Week – Feature on Houzz2021-07-27T14:03:04-04:00

What your bathroom may look like in the 1700s had there been indoor plumbing

2020-03-29T15:52:19-04:00

What if there was indoor plumbing in 1740? Well, we pretended there was when we accepted the challenge to renovate an existing Ashland, MA bathroom, but with a nod to the home's historic roots. Although the 18th Century farmhouse had been updated with a bathroom addition decades ago, the current bathroom was outdated and poorly laid out. Working with homeowners passionate about restoring their property to its original glory, we saw this as a unique challenge to create a "what if" kind of space. From the handmade wainscoting and cabinetry, made right in our own workshop, to the restored chandelier the Owners found in the attic and the re-use of the original vanity top and mirror, you may just think the space had always been there…even before it could’ve been!

What your bathroom may look like in the 1700s had there been indoor plumbing2020-03-29T15:52:19-04:00
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