Bathroom Design

Whether a remodel, renovation, or new construction, your bathroom and kitchen are the most valuable real estate in your home. These are the spaces that will either sell your home or make it languish on the market for days on end. And if you are planning to stay in the home, these are the spaces you will use and appreciate the most.

Bathrooms have become bigger and better today. The more stressful life becomes the more important this space becomes. Here are some bathrooms we have redesigned.

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Bethesda

This young professional couple loves their neighborhood and didn't want to move to a larger home so remodeling was the course they chose. Their style is on the contemporary side without being over-the-top modern. Soft blues, greens, taupe and brown comprise the pervading color scheme throughout the house. When it came time to remodel the two small bathrooms, we wanted to continue the soft palette there as well.

Typical of the home's era were the black/white and pink/gray small tiles. A definite revamp was needed. As you can see from the photos, small bathrooms can be functional and elegant.

High Praise from the Customer

"We wanted to thank you for the outstanding work that you have done, not only on the total renovation of our bathrooms but for the broad range of services you have provided in our home. Our home has been "transformed" over the years with total room redecorations and bathroom replacements to updates on window treatments, painting, art work framing and accessories.

"You have taken the time to get to know our likes and dislikes but also offer new suggestions for that we would not have thought of. It is always a pleasure to work with you. Not only do we love the results but your responsiveness, accommodation of busy schedules and getting things done in a timely manner have been reasons we continue to contact you for our decorating needs. I don't recommend people lightly but have referred you to several friends and will continue to."

—Jody

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Towson Townhome

Towson townhome was done in conjunction with Bel Air Construction of Forrest Hill, Maryland. BAC specializes in remodeling and additions. B. Dunn Interiors, Inc., aids the contractor and homeowner with all finish selections and helps with layouts as needed saving both parties valuable time and money. Michael Watts, the owner, will give you his years of expertise and unmatched ethics to make your construction project run smoothly. For help with remodeling your home, contact Bel Air Construction.

Contractor's Testimonial

"Bobbie has the unique capability to pinpoint a client's taste and to introduce options without making them feel overwhelmed. In the end, my customers are raving. I have worked with Bobbie for years and have always placed my utmost trust and confidence in her when helping my clients achieve their remodeling dreams."

— Michael Watts, Bel Air Construction

Customer Feedback

"Bobbi has a unique sense of color and style. She was immediately able to develop a sense of what we would like. Her input into all aspects of the kitchen design made it truly an efficient and lovely area that we are very proud of. In a word, Bobbi is awesome." — Linda R

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Baltimore County Home

Our job description for this Bel Air home is to create a large, functional and elegant master suite. This will be done by fusing together the existing bedroom, bath with small walk in closet, and office to give the client all the things they are lacking in the existing format.

This couple has chosen to remodel their home for two main purposes. One is to stay through their aging years without having to leave their home for more accessible spaces. Second, should they decide after retirement they would prefer to downsize, the remodel will bring the much needed updates to promote a successful sale. We will provide continuity from the front door and foyer area throughout by replacing the tile floors with wood to match the existing flooring.

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Bel Air Bath

Walking up the entry stairs to this Bel Air split level, the first thing you saw was the wall of the kitchen. By removing this wall and adding the great cook top island the whole area became more open for entertaining and having the family together during meal prep.

The stainless range hood keeps the cooking smells and any smoke out of the main area and also adds to the updated look along with the glass/stainless pendants.

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Fallston Bathroom

Having a small master bath can be frustrating. Every inch of space is crucial. Besides better use of space and updated fixtures, the clients wanted Art Deco style, black and white theme, better lighting, and a larger shower.

We strategically placed a few recessed lights and positioned side lights by the mirror. The under-vanity lighting also gave the light level a need boost. We replaced the small floor tiles with 18-inch white tiles with small black corner clips to give the illusion of more space.

Bradbury has a wonderful line of papers and we used them on part of the walls to give it that fun Art Deco look. Using a single lever faucet on the vanity takes less room when placed at a 45 degree angle. Silestone has a great collection of quartz surfaces to choose from and this one has silver shiny flecks that resemble glitter being strewn on its top.

The result is a more pleasant bathroom experience now that the renovation is complete.

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Stevenson Renovation

This client recently relocated from a large house to this townhouse and needed both the master bath and powder rooms renovated. A complete gut is being done on the master bath. Powder room gets new plumbing, vanity and flooring.

Watch for the finished products soon!

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