Chinese Garden-Inspired Transitional Bathroom
See how a primary bath remodel in Vancouver, led by design consultant Janel Campbell, highlights Chinese garden elements and bold brass fixtures.
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See how a primary bath remodel in Vancouver, led by design consultant Janel Campbell, highlights Chinese garden elements and bold brass fixtures.
Discover how Neil Kelly’s Janel Campbell transformed a 1926 Tudor-style bathroom with space-saving solutions and bold tile selections.
See how designer Tessa Stanton brought aesthetic and functional updates to this bathroom remodel while meeting budget restraints with thoughtful solutions.
See how Neil Kelly consultant Janel Campbell designed an accessible bathroom in Wilsonville, OR that ensures comfort and convenience to age in place.
Take a look at how in-house designer Amanda Sava helped our client transform their 60-square-foot bath from cramped and dark to bright and functional.
See the before and after of this primary bathroom remodel in Beaverton, OR from Neil Kelly design consultant Rob Barham.
With some clever space planning, bathrooms become brighter and more functional in this Seattle project, which includes a primary bath, kids bath and powder room.
Vintage and industrial styles come together in this small bath project, which features a walk-in shower, extra storage and more.
From curbless wetroom to custom tile, luxurious features abound in this Vancouver primary bath project, which also includes a stunning view of the Columbia River.
New materials are blended with classic features in this Seattle primary suite, which includes a spacious bathroom, walk-in closet and more.
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Tub or Shower? “If it turns out the tub is only used for watering house plants, or worse, for the cat box, I say NO! I have learned over the years, there are ‘tub people’ and ‘shower people.'” — Kathleen Donohue, Bend Design Consultant
Small Kitchen Design: “It’s often beneficial to have a mobile surface like a prep table on casters or a table that folds out from the wall.” — Karen Richmond, Portland Design Consultant
Backsplash Tile: “Something about a handmade ceramic tile makes me swoon. The imperfect edges of each tile allow the grout to show off, and the subtle tone variations from tile to tile add character.” — Erika Altenhofen, Portland Design Consultant
Regional Differences: “In California, people are very interested in keeping up with the neighbors and resale value. In the Pacific Northwest, there is a greater attention to craftsmanship that I find really inspiring.” — Jamie Smugeresky, Seattle Design Consultant