Bedrooms

Even a small addition can make your house live and look its best by Lynn Hopkins

A new family room and master suite, improved entries, and an updated building envelope saved this home from the wrecking ball, again by Michael Klement

Moving the main living spaces into a second-story addition reenergized a house for a family of four by Michael Roehr

Part of Portland's Build It Green! 2008 Homes Tour + Info Fair, this master bedroom, bath, and loft are designed to conserve energy and water

Mold problems prompted the remodel of a not-so-old master bath. Contemporary sensibilities yielded great results. by Joanne Palmisano

Often crammed into whatever space remains on a floor plan, closets deserve thoughtful location, layout, and outfitting by Lynne Heinzmann

An earnest upside-down saltbox is updated with a gracious entry, a shingled seaside style, and windows toward the ocean by Rob Lambert

A trade-off seemed inevitable, but a clever solution made both possible by Charles Miller

Sunshine pouring over a glass-mosaic shower wall transforms a dreary little bathroom by Chet Zebroski

An architect’s rules and refinements for combining bathroom, bedroom, and closets by Paul DeGroot

Ideas you can use to design your own private haven at home by Judith Wilson

A change in a ranch's ridgeline transforms a suburban house without disturbing the neighborhood by Frank Riepe

Commercial components and a convenient floor plan integrate a bath and a walk-through closet by John W. Lindsey

A sensible addition brings more to this home than a few family rooms by Maria LaPiana