Kitchen renovations often require more than new finishes. In many Portland homes, especially older properties, improving a kitchen means addressing structure, utilities, and layout before rebuilding begins. The projects below represent recent kitchen work completed in neighborhoods throughout the Portland area.
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Located in Portland’s Brooklyn neighborhood, this early 20th century home began with a narrow galley kitchen that had reached the end of its life. The space was taken down to the studs, including removal of original lath and plaster walls, so framing, wiring, and plumbing could be properly updated before rebuilding.
The finished kitchen maintains the scale typical of older Brooklyn homes while improving light, storage, and day-to-day function. Clean lines and classic proportions give the space a solid, lasting feel without losing its connection to the house.



As part of a full home renovation, this Southwest Portland kitchen was rebuilt with custom cabinetry, new appliances, updated lighting, and an improved layout for everyday living.




Bathroom renovations are part of daily life, so durability and function matter. The projects below reflect careful installation and practical upgrades completed for Portland homeowners.
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This Portland bathroom renovation included installation of a two-person shower and a double vanity, requiring updates to the existing plumbing to support dual fixtures and proper drainage. Supply and waste lines were adjusted to accommodate the expanded layout while maintaining consistent performance
Updated tile work, improved lighting, and a deep-toned vanity give the space a clean, balanced feel. Careful waterproofing and precise installation ensure the bathroom is built to handle everyday use with long-term reliability.


This Portland bathroom renovation created a calm, light-filled space with a freestanding soaking tub, custom double vanity, and walk-in glass shower. The vaulted wood ceiling and fireplace add warmth and character to the room while maintaining a clean, modern layout.



Basement finishing requires careful attention to structure, moisture management, and long-term durability. The projects below reflect these priorities, showing completed basement renovations for Portland homeowners looking to expand usable living space. Many include guest suites, bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchenettes, and flexible living areas designed to integrate comfortably with the rest of the home.
This Portland basement was finished to create a fully functional guest suite, including a bedroom, bathroom, and flexible living area. Framing, insulation, and mechanical systems were integrated to ensure the lower level performs comfortably year-round.
The completed space adds practical square footage within the home’s existing footprint, providing room for guests while also serving as an everyday living area.




This Mt. Tabor basement renovation created a comfortable guest suite with living area, kitchenette, bedroom, bathroom, and generous storage. This layout that can also function well as an in-law suite.





