Truckee Bathroom Addition/Remodel

The project began with the full demolition of two existing bathrooms to allow for new layouts, plumbing updates, and structural adjustments. One bathtub was removed and replaced with a walk-in shower, while the second bathroom received a new acrylic alcove tub with updated tile surrounds and custom glass.

To improve storage and functionality, a hallway linen closet was removed and incorporated into the adjacent bathroom layout, allowing space for the new bathroom vanity and additional storage. The remodel also included new tile flooring, updated fixtures, and modern lighting throughout both bathrooms.

A third bathroom was created by converting an unused hallway closet into a compact new bathroom. This required installing entirely new plumbing lines and venting, along with framing new walls to properly define the space.

Throughout the project, careful attention was given to integrating the new finishes with the cabin’s existing architecture. Sloped ceilings, exposed log walls, and wood ceiling elements were incorporated into the design, along with modern tilework, updated fixtures, and improved lighting.

The result is a set of three highly functional bathrooms that provide modern comfort while maintaining the home's rustic character.