COMPLETE HOME RENOVATION · GEORGETOWN, ONTARIO
Complete Home Renovation in Georgetown
A larger kitchen, four renewed bathrooms, a restored oak staircase and coordinated finishes throughout the home.
- Location
- Georgetown, Ontario
- Property
- Residential whole-home renovation
- Kitchen
- Expanded to approximately three times the original usable size, with a new fixed privacy-glass window and coordinated Wolf and Sub-Zero appliance integration
- Bathrooms
- Primary bathroom, second-floor bathroom, new basement three-piece bathroom and powder-room update
- Staircase
- Original solid oak uncovered, sanded and stained to coordinate with the new flooring
- Whole-home finishes
- New flooring, square-profile trim, new casings and Benjamin Moore OC-64 throughout
- Craft detail
- Double-herringbone kitchen backsplash with carefully repeated angled cuts, spacing and transitions
- PLANNING SEVERAL ROOMS AS ONE RENOVATION?
Project overview
One plan for the kitchen, four bathrooms and staircase
The Georgetown renovation reached almost every part of the home: an enlarged kitchen, three renewed bathrooms, a new basement bathroom and the original oak staircase. New flooring, square-profile trim and Benjamin Moore OC-64 paint carried through the surrounding rooms.
A kitchen approximately three times more useful
A kitchen with room to work and gather
The old kitchen had so little workspace that its counter doubled as the eating area. The new layout provides approximately three times the usable space, with longer counters, more cabinets and an island.
Daylight, appliances and tile
Coordinating the window, appliances and backsplash
We created a new opening through the exterior brick wall for a fixed privacy-glass window. Its position balances the sink, Wolf range, hood and surrounding cabinetry while bringing daylight into the expanded kitchen. Cabinet dimensions, rough-in locations, ventilation, clearances and finished openings were coordinated around the Wolf and Sub-Zero installation requirements.
The double-herringbone backsplash added a labour-intensive finish. Repeating angled cuts, controlled spacing and consistent alignment had to continue cleanly around cabinets, the window, fixtures and appliances without losing the pattern.
Primary bathroom · planned comfort
Heated flooring beneath the new tile
The primary bathroom gained a freestanding tub, glass shower, wall niche and custom double vanity. Heating cable was laid beneath the tile from the entrance to the tub area, with a dedicated control on the wall.
Primary bathroom · finished room
A double vanity and glass shower
The double vanity provides storage below two sinks. Matte-black faucets and hardware repeat at the glass shower, contrasting with the light tile.
Second-floor bathroom · bringing light back
Bringing daylight back to the vanity
The original bathtub and upper wall blocked natural light from reaching the vanity area. We replaced the builder-grade tub with a walk-in shower, removed the overhead bulkhead and lowered the obstructing wall while retaining the required lower section.
Glass above and around the retained wall keeps the shower enclosed while allowing window light to reach the vanity. The taller shower and clearer sightline make both sides of the room feel connected.
Basement bathroom · a new use for the room
Turning a utility room into a bathroom
The former basement laundry room became a three-piece bathroom with a walk-in shower, toilet and vanity. It gives the basement its own bathroom.
Powder room
Updating the powder room
We updated the powder room with new flooring, vanity, mirror and paint. Its light surfaces, black-framed mirror and matte-black faucet carry the same restrained finish palette into the smallest room.
Rediscovering the original staircase
Restoring the original solid-oak staircase
Beneath the runner and heavy finish, we found solid oak treads. We sanded them to bare wood and stained them to match the new floors.
Square oak posts, satin-black spindles and white-painted risers and stringers complete the staircase.
One finish plan across the house
Flooring and trim through the rooms
New flooring runs through the house, including the enlarged kitchen. Square-profile baseboards and casings replace the old trim, with Benjamin Moore OC-64 on the walls throughout.
FINISHED PROJECT
Kitchen and bathroom details
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