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We love working with repeat clients! Less than a year after completing their kitchen renovation, the homeowners were ready to renovate their ensuite and main bathroom. We focused on delivering the same high-quality custom work they loved, but this time with a strong emphasis on future-proofing their home.

To achieve the desired larger ensuite, our team adjusted the partition wall between the two bathrooms. This involved the complex but necessary task of relocating the plumbing stack to reconfigure the layout of both spaces.

Ensuite bathroom renovation: Luxury meets accessibility

This ensuite renovation proves that accessibility doesn’t mean compromising on style. Though small, the space feels bright and high-end, featuring beautiful, light-toned custom oak cabinetry and bright white Hanstone quartz countertops (a great Canadian-made product!).

Our priority was aging-in-place design. We created a seamless barrier-free shower floor, eliminating the curb for easy access. We also widened the doorway to accommodate a walker comfortably and installed secure brushed nickel grab bars inside the shower and next to the toilet.

Finishing off the luxurious feel are heated tile floors for added comfort and a mirrored cabinet over the toilet to maximize storage space.

Second bathroom renovated, too!

The second bathroom also received a full layout update and a refined finish. It features the same high-quality Hanstone quartz countertops and coordinating custom cabinetry. This thoughtful, paired approach ensures design consistency and elevates the style across the entire home.

Ensuite bathroom renovation project highlights

• Ensuite expansion: Partition wall adjusted and plumbing stack relocated to increase the ensuite size.
• Aging-in-Place design: Barrier-free shower entrance and widened doorway for accessibility.
• Custom finishes: Custom oak cabinetry and Hanstone quartz countertops installed in both bathrooms.
• Safety and comfort: Installation of grab bars in the ensuite shower and beside the toilet, and heated floors