Salmon Creek

A Kitchen Worth Coming Home To

Master Bath Transformation

TLC Home Solutions crew member in a nearly finished white shaker kitchen with open shelving in Salmon Creek, WA
White double vanity with a dark countertop, round mirrors and matte black sconces and fixtures

Warm tones, cream granite counters and a layout that already worked. This Salmon Creek kitchen remodel started as one room and ended up being most of the house.

From outdated to outstanding — crisp white tile, black accents, and a spacious double vanity give this master bath a fresh, timeless look.

Before photo of a kitchen with white cabinets, an island and dark plank flooring in Salmon Creek, WARemodeled white farmhouse kitchen with a quartz island, teal bar stools, open shelving and a stainless chimney hood in Salmon Creek, WA
Bathroom with countertops and sinks removed and the subfloor exposed during demolitionRemodeled bathroom with white shiplap walls, round black mirrors, subway tile and matte black fixtures

This Salmon Creek kitchen remodel turned into most of the house

  • First round: kitchen, downstairs bathroom, laundry room
  • Two years later: full master bath and a whole-home repipe
  • Trades: cabinetry, countertops, tile, plumbing, electrical, finish carpentry

The kitchen

Custom white shaker cabinets, cream granite counters and a built-in microwave drawer set under the counter rather than hung over the range, which buys back the wall and the sightline. The footprint did not change. It did not need to — the room was the right shape, it was just carrying thirty years of the wrong cabinets.

That is worth saying plainly, because moving plumbing and walls is where kitchen budgets go. If the layout works, leaving it alone is not a compromise. It is the reason this one landed where it did.

Then the call back

Two years after the kitchen, the same homeowners called about the master bath. Full-height white subway tile, black fixtures, a walk-in shower and a double vanity — and while the walls were open, a whole-home repipe.

Repiping is not a glamorous line item and nobody sees it afterward. It is also the sort of thing that only makes sense to do while somebody already has the walls open, which is why it happened on this job and not as its own miserable project later.

The compact powder room got a refresh in the same stretch.

Why we put this one on the site

Not because of the backsplash. Because they called us back.

Nobody hires the same contractor twice over a tile choice. They do it because of how the first job went when nobody was standing there watching — whether the site got cleaned at the end of the day, whether problems got reported the day they turned up or on the final invoice, whether the person who priced it was the person who built it.

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