Project_VB - Bathroom Renovation - Burnaby

Three Bathrooms & Staircase | A Cohesive Home Transformation ✨

This project focused on improving everyday comfort and functionality by renovating three frequently used bathrooms and the home's main staircase.

Rather than relying on decorative elements, the design returns to the fundamentals of good living—proportion, flow, materials, and functionality—to create spaces that feel more comfortable, organized, and intuitive to use.

| Bathroom Spaces

The original bathrooms featured fragmented storage and lighting, resulting in spaces that felt visually cluttered and less efficient.

The renovation focused on cleaner lines and integrated storage, with redesigned vanities, mirrored cabinets, and layered lighting. These updates create a calmer, more organized environment while making everyday use and maintenance easier.

A palette of neutral tones and subtle, low-contrast textures was selected to create a timeless aesthetic that feels refined without becoming overly trend-driven.

| Staircase

The original carpeted staircase lacked sufficient lighting and had little visual connection to the rest of the home.

During the renovation, the carpet was replaced with wood stair treads, complemented by concealed indirect lighting. This improves both safety and visual continuity between floors.

Thoughtfully integrated lighting also transforms the staircase from a simple passageway into an architectural element that helps connect the different levels of the home.

| Overall Design Concept

The design intentionally avoids unnecessary ornamentation, focusing instead on balanced proportions, cohesive materials, and thoughtfully executed functional details.

Every design decision was made with long-term living in mind—keeping the interiors visually clean and timeless while creating a smoother, more comfortable experience for everyday life.