Small Room, Serious Craft: A Reclaimed Wood Powder Bath in Frisco

There's a particular kind of warmth that only real wood can bring to a room, and it's on full display in this custom carpentry project in Frisco, Colorado. We clad an entire powder bath in reclaimed wood shiplap and finished it with custom trim throughout, turning a small, utilitarian space into one of the most memorable rooms in the home.

Reclaimed Wood Shiplap, Wall to Wall

The star of this space is the reclaimed wood shiplap that runs across every wall. We sourced our materials from our local partner, Cross-cut Reclaimed, and each board carries its own grain, tone, and history, so the finished paneling reads as rich and layered rather than flat or uniform. Installing reclaimed material well is its own skill. The boards vary in width and thickness, and getting them to sit tight and true takes patience and a careful eye. Run vertically here, the planks draw the eye up and make the compact room feel taller than it is.

Reclaimed wood is a material we love to work with. It brings instant character, it's rooted in the mountain aesthetic, and it gives a brand-new build a sense of age and permanence.

Custom Trim That Ties It All Together

Paneling is only as good as the details around it, which is where the custom trim comes in. We built and fit trim throughout the room, including the casing that frames the small window and the transitions where the wood paneling meets the ceiling, floor, and doorway. Those junctions are where carpentry either looks effortless or looks off, and getting them clean is what makes the whole room feel considered.

The trim was cut and fit specifically for this space rather than pulled from a stock profile, so every corner and return lines up the way it should. Paired with the copper vessel sink, soapstone-toned countertop, and warm lighting, the woodwork gives the room a cohesive, handcrafted feel from floor to ceiling.

Craftsmanship in the Details

A powder bath is a small room, but it's one guests almost always see, and it's a place where thoughtful carpentry makes an outsized impression. Projects like this are a reminder that great woodwork isn't only for grand spaces. Sometimes the most striking rooms are the smallest ones, finished with care and built by hand.

If you'd like to see more of our work, take a look through our gallery, or read more about our team and how we work.

Let's Build Something Custom

From reclaimed wood paneling to custom trim and millwork, we love the details that give a home its character. If you're looking for a carpenter in Frisco, CO who takes the finish work as seriously as the framing, get in touch with Custom Mountain Renovations and tell us what you have in mind.




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