Karen Patsy Interior Design

✨ Claremont Primary Bathroom Remodel ✨

We transformed this space to be far more functional and comfortable! The original 32” x 32” shower was tight and not ideal, so we removed the unused built-in tub and relocated the shower. It’s now a spacious 72” x 46” with a built-in bench—perfect for relaxing.

Where the old shower once stood, we’ve added a new linen storage area for better organization.

We also updated the vanity layout—replacing two cramped sinks with one larger one, which gave us double the storage space. And to make mornings even better: heated floors now add warmth and comfort underfoot.

Functional, cozy, and beautiful.

✨ Claremont Remodel Reveal! ✨
Just wrapped up this stunning full-home renovation — and we’re loving every detail.

✅ Refinished white oak hardwoods (clear coat = timeless warmth)
✅ All-new custom kitchen cabinets: Greek Villa for the perimeter + Iron Ore island for contrast
✅ Sleek quartz counters + classic tile backsplash for a clean look
✅ New Café appliances
✅ Functional island upgrade — now home to a beautiful new gas stove
✅ Adjacent to the kitchen is the new Fireplace which makes the perfect statement in the great room.

This is the primary bathroom for the new construction home. We used quarter sawn white oak with a custom stain. All of the hardware for the cabinets and the fixtures are brushed brass which looks amazing with the color scheme.

One of my favorite projects. This is a new construction home. The family was great to work with. We worked on the project for around 2 years making sure all the details the homeowners wanted were integrated into the home. This is the kitchen and pantry in their home.

New home build in Washougal, Wa. Fun to work on this project. Best friend’s mom wanted to downsize and move closer to her daughter from Portland to Washougal. Was able to design all the rooms and ordering new furniture for the house. Exciting new chapter for her ❤️

This project started with remodeling the kitchen only and ended up remodeling most of the upstairs. We were able to take down walls to open up the space. We also removed the drop ceiling. The space is so much brighter! This home “was” called the Buffalo house; after the remodel, S**g the Buffalo is finding a new home.