ウェストバンクーバーで 1 つのバスルームを 2 つのスタイリッシュな空間に変える

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ウェストバンクーバーの風光明媚な場所で、ユニークな改修プロジェクトが行われ、1 つのバスルームが 2 つのスタイリッシュで機能的なスペースに変わりました。このケーススタディでは、この変革の過程を探り、直面する課題とReno Stars が実装した革新的なソリューションに焦点を当てます。

プロジェクト概要

このプロジェクトの範囲には、1 つの既存のバスルームを 2 つの独立したスタイリッシュなスペースに変えることが含まれていました。私たちのチームは、キャビネットの設置、カウンタートップの交換、バックスプラッシュのタイル貼り、配管、照明などの作業を行いました。予算 $57,000 - $60,000 、スケジュール 9 ～ 11 週間のこのプロジェクトは、バスルームの美しさと使いやすさの両方を向上させることを目的としていました。

課題

主な課題は、一貫したデザインを維持しながら、既存のスペースを 2 つの別々のバスルームに効率的に分割することでした。これには、両方のスペースが機能的であるだけでなく、視覚的にも魅力的であることを保証するために、綿密な計画と実行が必要でした。

私たちのソリューション

この課題に対処するために、私たちのチームはレイアウトを慎重に計画し、利用可能なスペースを最適に活用できるようにしました。壁全体のタイルやカスタムの木目調キャビネットなど、高品質の素材を使用して、シームレスでスタイリッシュな外観を作り出しました。全体の雰囲気を高めるために新鮮なペイントが施され、両方のバスルームが最高の機能性とデザイン基準を満たしていることを確認するために、配管から照明に至るまであらゆる細部に注意が払われました。

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結果と重要なポイント

最終的な結果は大成功でした。 2つの新しいバスルームは、スタイリッシュなだけでなく機能性も高く、クライアントのニーズと期待に応えます。一貫したデザインと質の高い職人技が、不動産の価値と魅力を大幅に高めました。このプロジェクトは、優れた改修結果を達成するには、慎重な計画と高品質の材料の使用の重要性を示しています。

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do you convert a single bathroom into two separate stylish spaces in West Vancouver?

Converting one bathroom into two in a West Vancouver home requires splitting the existing plumbing zone and creating two independent functional spaces — each with its own wet area, ventilation, and distinct design identity. The key steps are: structural assessment of walls and floors for new partition placement, plumbing redesign to route independent supply and drain lines to each bathroom, separate exhaust ventilation for each space (required by BC Building Code), and independent design execution for each room. The result is two functional, aesthetically distinct bathrooms from one previously underutilized space.

What challenges are unique to a West Vancouver bathroom split project?

West Vancouver homes often present specific challenges for bathroom conversions: mountainside properties have complex structural configurations; many West Vancouver homes have premium original construction that limits where walls can be cut or moved; water pressure and drain-to-stack distances are more variable in hillside properties; and the District of West Vancouver's permit office has specific inspection protocols that contractors must follow. Experience with West Vancouver's building stock is a meaningful differentiator when selecting a renovation contractor for this type of project.

How much does it cost to create two bathrooms from one in West Vancouver?

Creating two stylish, functional bathrooms from one existing bathroom in West Vancouver typically costs $30,000–$60,000. Each resulting bathroom needs independent finishing (tile, vanity, fixtures, glass, accessories) — at $12,000–$22,000 per bathroom for quality finishes — plus the structural and plumbing conversion work ($6,000–$16,000). West Vancouver's premium market expects premium execution, which pushes costs toward the higher end of this range. The investment is well-supported by West Vancouver property values and buyer expectations.

What design approach creates two cohesive but distinct bathrooms from one space?

When creating two bathrooms from one, establishing a shared design language — consistent tile material, fixture finish (brushed nickel or matte black), and colour palette — while differentiating each room through layout and specific feature choices creates cohesion without monotony. Common approaches: one bathroom with a shower-only layout in a more spa-influenced style, the other with tub/shower combination in a more functional family configuration. Alternatively, one serves as a guest bathroom with statement tile, the other as a primary ensuite with a larger vanity and premium fixtures.

What permits are required to split a bathroom in West Vancouver?

Splitting a bathroom in West Vancouver requires a District of West Vancouver building permit for the structural partition work, new plumbing rough-in (connecting to the existing stack system), new electrical circuits for lighting and exhaust fans in each bathroom, and ventilation to exterior. Consider our Heat Pump Installation Vancouver service to upgrade heating and cooling with modern energy-efficient systems. The permit application must include a plumbing diagram showing the new rough-in configuration and a floor plan showing the proposed layout of each resulting bathroom. District of West Vancouver permit processing for residential projects: typically 3–6 weeks.

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What was the total scope and budget for converting this bathroom into two spaces?

This renovation converted one existing bathroom into two separate functional spaces with a total project budget of $57,000–$60,000 and a timeline of 9–11 weeks. The broader scope beyond the splitting itself included: cabinet installation in both new spaces, countertop replacement, backsplash tiling, plumbing work (required to add an additional sink and potentially relocate the shower), and lighting upgrades. The 9–11 week timeline reflects the structural complexity of the split — new walls, plumbing rough-in for both spaces, and full finishing of two complete bathroom environments rather than one. Older Metro Vancouver homes may also need our Poly-B Pipe Replacement service to eliminate unsafe plastic piping.

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• Whole House Renovation Cost Vancouver — average $50K–$300K+
• Cabinet Refinishing Cost Vancouver — from $4K for refinishing