January 7, 2022
TBD Awarded 2021 Bathroom Designer of the Year
During the 'virtual' 11th Annual Interior Design Society Awards Gala, we were announced the 2021 National Bathroom DESIGNER of the YEAR - bathroom designs $30,000 & below. Woot woot!! 🥂
Our ideal client wants functional and affordable designs that are equally beautiful...that's our sweet spot! Maximizing budgets with pro-tips is our fav! Our style lends itself to Modern Farmhouse with a nod to the Pacific Northwest, while incorporating contemporary elements and conveniences. We love an upscale look with, 'the front door is always open' kind of feel!
We have been specializing in bathroom design for over 10 years, both locally and through our Virtual Design. We are so honored to have had our bathrooms featured in regional and national publications. Please visit our Press page and view the magazines that have published our designs over the years.
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