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Bedrooms - Page 3 of 6

Controlled Dust Demolition

On all of our remodel projects we heavily stress maintaining a neat and tidy worksite. This is extremely important during the demolition phase of the project. Demo is the messiest portion…
Sun-Splashed Master Bath

Breaking down a new master bath highlights lessons in savvy design.
Designing Built-In Living Spaces

While a house can be filled with beautiful rooms, many homeowners long for a small away space where they can read, enjoy a view, or relax
How to Soundproof a Bedroom using Green Glue & Double Sheetrock

Almost every project I build has some sound proofing needed. Media Rooms, Master Bedrooms, Meditation Rooms, Home offices... these can all benefit from some careful planning & sound abatement techniques.…
Build a Fold-Down Bed and Get Two Rooms From One

How to design and install a built-in bed to increase the flexibility of living spaces.
Designing an Addition that Looks Right

Even a small addition can make your house live and look its best.
The Upside-Down House

Moving the main living spaces into a second-story addition reenergized a house for a family of four.
Fix the Flow of the House With a Backyard Addition

A new family room and master suite, improved entries, and an updated building envelope saved this home from the wrecking ball, again.
Outlets in brick walls

Q: I live in an old house and want to install outlets in the baseboards of a second-floor bedroom that has no power. I already ran a 20-amp home run…
What’s Going On Up There?: Tour the Kelley Home’s Second Floor

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