CASE STUDY · WEST CHESTER, PA · 3.5 WEEKS
Wainscoting Meets Waterworks: A Twin Vanity Bath in West Chester
JOB CARD
West Chester houses have manners, and their bathrooms should too. This remodel paired twin white vanities under individual sconces with wainscoting wrapping the room, the kind of detail that looks original to a borough home even when the plumbing behind it is brand new.
Character is a set of proportions
What makes a bathroom feel period correct is not antique fixtures. It is proportion: wainscoting at the right height, casing with actual profile, sconces at face level instead of a light bar glaring off the mirror. We ran the wainscoting at 38 inches, aligned the sconce centers to the mirrors, and let marble tops carry the luxury quietly.
Behind the manners, everything is modern: new supply lines, proper venting and outlets where code wants them, which in older borough homes is rarely where they currently are.
For borough homeowners
If your West Chester bathroom still has its original everything, assume the wiring needs attention during any remodel and budget for it up front. Our trim carpentry and bathroom remodeling crews work as one team on projects like this, which is exactly the point of hiring one contractor for a room where the trades interlock.
SHOT ON SITE BY OUR CREW. NO STOCK, NO STAGING.