Celebrating 37 Years

Transitional Remodel

  • The owners of this South Minneapolis home wished to renovate their outdated bath to create a relaxing, therapeutic, master suite.
  • Clean 3×6 Subway tiles were paired with dark grout for a crisp feel. The floor, though simple and unembellished, forms a strong contrast against the wall color and dark vanity.
  • Fixtures were flipped within the room, creating more space and minimizing compartmentalization.
  • Fixtures were flipped within the room, creating more space and minimizing compartmentalization.
  • An undermount sink, a furniture-like vanity, granite countertops, and interesting finishing materials were key to helping this transitional bathroom project stand out.
  • An undermount sink, a furniture-like vanity, granite countertops, and interesting finishing materials were key to helping this transitional bathroom project stand out.
  • Taking inspiration from a Jackson Pollock painting and the owner’s own work as an artist, this basement is full of whimsy and color. Strand-woven bamboo flooring is reminiscent of splatter painting, and walls flared at various angles add to the artful effect. A horizontal gas fireplace is central to the room, and a site-built barn door opens from the main living space into a painter’s studio.
  • Taking inspiration from a Jackson Pollock painting and the owner’s own work as an artist, this basement is full of whimsy and color. Strand-woven bamboo flooring is reminiscent of splatter painting, and walls flared at various angles add to the artful effect. A horizontal gas fireplace is central to the room, and a site-built barn door opens from the main living space into a painter’s studio.
  • Taking inspiration from a Jackson Pollock painting and the owner’s own work as an artist, this basement is full of whimsy and color. Strand-woven bamboo flooring is reminiscent of splatter painting, and walls flared at various angles add to the artful effect. A horizontal gas fireplace is central to the room, and a site-built barn door opens from the main living space into a painter’s studio.
  • Taking inspiration from a Jackson Pollock painting and the owner’s own work as an artist, this basement is full of whimsy and color. Strand-woven bamboo flooring is reminiscent of splatter painting, and walls flared at various angles add to the artful effect. A horizontal gas fireplace is central to the room, and a site-built barn door opens from the main living space into a painter’s studio.
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Designed and Built by TreHus.

2013 Master Design Gold Award – Basements.

2013 Chrysalis Award – Basements.