Full House Remodel Bothell

A 3,490 square foot Bothell home taken through room by room under a single scope — kitchen, every bathroom, all four bedrooms, the main living floor and a finished lower level.

Kitchen rebuildAll bathroomsFour bedroomsOpen living floorShaker cabinetryContinuous LVP

3,490 sq ft

House size

Bothell, WA

Location

May 2025

Completed

Whole house

Scope of work

The brief

Every room, one scope, one contract

This is a four-bedroom house near the Bothell–Woodinville–Kirkland corridor, and the brief covered all of it: the kitchen, every bathroom, all four bedrooms, the main living floor, and the lower level.

Run room by room over a couple of years, a house like this ends up looking like it was done room by room. Under one scope, the flooring runs continuously, the trim profile matches from the kitchen to the back bedroom, and the paint was chosen against the rooms it opens onto rather than in isolation.

Every trade on this build was carried out by licensed professionals working under contract with Anyvision, and permitted under WA Lic #ANYVIHR768KB.

Open-plan kitchen and dining area with sliding doors to the garden

Bothell, WA · 2025

Open living room with continuous plank flooring and recessed lighting

Run a house room by room and it ends up looking like it was done room by room. Under one scope, the decisions get made once, against each other.

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Kitchen with shaker cabinetry, quartz counters and a window over the sink

Room 01

The Kitchen

Shaker cabinetry in a soft grey with quartz counters, run to a working island with seating rather than a peninsula that blocks the route through.

The sink sits under the window, which keeps the longest-occupied position in the kitchen looking outward instead of at a wall.

Room 02

Living & Dining

The main floor was opened so the kitchen, dining and living areas read as one space, with the fireplace kept as the anchor at the far end.

A tray ceiling over the dining area gives that zone its own definition without putting a wall back in.

Living room with a fireplace and open sightlines to the dining area

Primary bathroom with mosaic tile, frameless glass shower and LED-lit niche

Room 03

The Primary Bath

A frameless glass shower with mosaic tile and an LED-lit recessed niche — lit from within rather than washed from the ceiling, so the shelf reads as part of the wall.

Plumbing rough-in was inspected in sequence before the walls closed. On a wet room that is the phase that decides how it looks in five years.

Room 04

Bedrooms

All four bedrooms were refinished to the same standard — flooring, trim, lighting and paint — rather than the primary getting the attention and the rest getting a coat of paint.

Two of them keep built-in window seats, which is the kind of detail that survives a remodel only when someone decides early that it should.

Bedroom with a built-in window seat and continuous plank flooring

Detail

What Ties the House Together

One Floor, One Trim, One Lighting Standard

A single plank floor runs through the main level and up into the bedrooms with no threshold changes at the doorways. Nothing else does as much to make a whole-house remodel feel finished.

Recessed adjustable lighting is used consistently throughout, and every mirror in the house is backlit rather than lit from a ceiling fixture. Small consistencies like that are what separate one renovation from several.