Our Whole-Home Remodel Project in Rockville, MD

Designer and project lead Charlie worked closely with Susan to develop the overarching design concept: a sophisticated monochromatic palette that allowed each room to flow naturally into the next. White cabinetry in the kitchen was paired with a soft white-gray quartz countertop. The backsplash featured hexagonal tiles with subtle gray tones and a touch of blue — just enough visual interest without disrupting the calm, unified aesthetic. Hardwood flooring was used as the intentional contrast point throughout the apartment, grounding the light palette with warmth. In the guest bathroom, white flooring, white subway tile, and a white vanity were accented with a glass mosaic tile feature wall, creating depth without introducing disruptive color. A large bubble-edge mirror expanded the perceived size of the room. The master bathroom featured an enlarged shower with a full-length built-in seat, a custom glass enclosure, and creamy, off-white tones on the vanity surfaces with a lightly veined countertop for subtle contrast. Fixtures in an oil-rubbed bronze finish were used throughout the apartment — on cabinet hardware, faucets, and accessories — to tie every space together seamlessly. The accessible bathroom was designed with care and precision: the doorway was widened for wheelchair access, a ramped threshold was installed at the entrance, and the curbless shower was built with sufficient depth and slope to serve a wheelchair user comfortably. Every element of this bathroom — from the vanity clearance to the toilet placement — was designed for direct, unobstructed access. The half bathroom off the foyer featured a design tile floor in orange and green tones that complemented the hardwood of the entryway, while the vanilla-toned vanity and rubbed oil bronze fixtures created a warm, cohesive moment.

Charlie led the full house remodeling project with the same responsiveness and dedication that has made him one of Bull Run Kitchen & Bath's most trusted project managers. When a leak was reported by the downstairs neighbors on the very first night of construction, Charlie arrived in the middle of the night to assess and address the situation — going far above and beyond what was required and making the neighbors feel supported throughout. As Susan put it, "that said so much about him and them."

Throughout the project, Charlie guided Susan through design decisions with patience and respect, offering strong suggestions while always honoring her preferences. The team reconfigured the kitchen layout to separate the cooking and prep zones, moved the breakfast area wall to add square footage and bring in a window that had previously been trapped inside the master bedroom, and redesigned the walk-in closet with new shelving systems. Every change, large or small, was handled with professionalism.

The Rockville and North Bethesda area is home to discerning homeowners and condo residents who expect quality — and Bull Run Kitchen & Bath consistently delivers. This full house remodel demonstrates the team's ability to handle projects of any scope and complexity, from ADA-accessible bathroom design to full kitchen reconfiguration and cohesive whole-home aesthetic development. With in-house designers, project managers, and skilled craftsmen, every project is managed with the same attention to detail from first consultation to final walkthrough. Bull Run Kitchen & Bath serves the entire DMV area, including Rockville, North Bethesda, Bethesda, Potomac, and Northern Virginia communities. Whether you need a single bathroom renovation or a comprehensive full house remodel, the team brings the expertise and personal care that clients like Susan Chandler describe as something truly special. Contact Bull Run Kitchen & Bath today for a free consultation and take the first step toward the home you've always envisioned.