2026




The homeowner had moved from New York City into a 6,000 sq. ft. home in the heart of Center City. After years of small Manhattan bathrooms, she wanted the opposite: bathrooms that felt custom, spacious, and detailed. The existing hallway bathroom matched neither the scale of the home nor the level of finish she was after.
We took it to a full gut and rebuilt around structure, layout, and craftsmanship. The early work handled everything behind the walls:
It’s a clear example of our general contracting approach: correct the structure, fabricate custom work in-house, source specialty materials, and execute a high-end finish through one planned and coordinated process.

Project Scope
Timeline
IN-SHOP FABRICATION
STRUCTURAL WORK
SPECIALTY MATERIAL





CUSTOM OAK SLAT
Oak slats crafted in our shop, then cut, sanded, refinished, and installed piece by piece.

BRUSHED BRASS
Warm brass faucet, towel bars, and hardware carried throughout the room.

CUSTOM VESSEL SINK
A custom wood vanity with an open shelf and a white rectangular vessel sink.

BACKLIT LED
A backlit LED mirror set above the vanity for even, warm light.

GREEN CERAMIC FEATURE
A green accent ceramic tile feature wall on the main 66-inch shower wall.

FLOATING NICHE SHELF
A built-in floating shelf and niche for open storage.

Let’s talk through your space, your timeline, and what’s possible. Our team helps you understand the process, the investment, and the result before anything begins.