CLIENT ZONE

Indy Chou -Master Bedroom Remodel, Entry Closet Remodel

Project Overview: 

  • Full remodel  of the master  bedroom, including structural changes - total existing closet demolition,  creating new walk-in closet by building  new wall,  Moving the wall in the corridor, opening the supporting wall  and adding new walk-in closet space.   Moving the window and  Installing the  the window.  Fixing / Installing outside siding. 
  • Remodeling and expending the   entry closet.



Shopping List

Master Bedroom and Closet

SCOPE OF WORK


Full remodel of the master bedroom, including structural modifications. The project includes demolition of the existing closet and construction of a new walk-in closet by framing new walls. Scope also includes relocating the corridor wall and modifying an existing load-bearing wall to create additional walk-in closet space, as required.


Work further includes relocating and installing a new windows, along with all necessary exterior repairs, including installation and repair of exterior siding in affected areas.

Demolition & Disposal

Demolish the corridor wall, including removal of the existing tall pantry.

Demolish closet, remove window & carpet, haul debris.

Temporary protection, dust control, site cleanup.


Structural modifications & rough carpentry

Temporary shoring and install beam or header (load-bearing modification)

Framing: new bedroom walls (24"x94", 94"x94"), corridor wall (42"x94"), close guest bedroom door, remove window.


Exterior repairs & window

Remove Window: Safely remove the existing window sash, frame, and casing, ensuring minimal damage to the surrounding structure.

Remove Siding: Remove necessary sections of the existing exterior siding (vinyl, wood, or cement

board) around the opening to allow for proper framing and water-resistive barrier (WRB) integration.

Rough Opening Framing: Install 2x4 or 2x6 studs to bridge the rough opening, ensuring they are

securely fastened to the existing wall structure.

Sheathing Installation: Install plywood or OSB sheathing (matching the thickness of the existing sheathing) to close the opening.

Insulation: Install insulation inside the new wall cavity for thermal efficiency.

Moisture Barrier: Install a new water-resistive barrier (such as Tyvek) over the new sheathing, ensuring it

overlaps with the existing house wrap.

Flashing: Install flashing tape (e.g., Tyvek Flex Wrap or straight flash) at the new sill, jambs, and head to

prevent water intrusion.

Exterior Siding: Procure siding that matches the existing style, color, and profile.

Install Siding: Install the new siding, starting ensuring it is properly locked into the existing siding for a

seamless look.

Trim and J-Channel: Install new J-channel or corner trim around the patched area to ensure a proper

finish and waterproof seal. Caulking: Apply high-quality, paintable, exterior-grade sealant/caulk to all

joints between new and old siding and around trim to guarantee a watertight seal.



Electrical (rough-in + fixtures)

Electrical wiring adjustment, including new closet recessed lighting.

Wall-mounted 2 lighting - 2 sides of bed, receptacle for TV.


Drywall and Finishing

Drywall install, tape, mud, sand, finish to paint-ready on new/affected walls and guest bedroom side.


Doors, trim & millwork

Interior Pocket door installation (1 door) with hardware (Pocket door & hardware provided by Client)

Adjust baseboards & trim supply/installation (bedroom + closet + patched guest wall)


Flooring

Install new carpet in bedroom + closet (rough material is included, carpet is not included)


Paint & final finishes

Interior paint (ceilings & walls bedroom + closet + patched guest bedroom wall. Paint baseboards/trim & touch-ups


Project management, cleanup, closeout

Project oversight, scheduling, punch list & final cleanup



Entry zone and closet

Closet

Design & Planning Review existing layout and conditions on site. Develop a design plan for expanding the existing closet on both the right and left sides to create a functional walk-in closet and main entry

walk-in experience


DEMOLITION

Demolish and remove the existing closet walls per plan. Dispose debris.


Framing & Construction

Modify and expand the existing closet structure on the right and left sides as required.


Frame new walls and openings for the walk-in closet configuration.

Install a new door opening from the corridor leading into the walk-in closet.

Ensure all framing is plumb, level, and compliant with applicable building codes.



Finishes and Painting.

Prepare all surfaces for finish installation, including backing and alignment as required.


Install drywall, tape, mud, sand, and prepare walls and ceilings for paint.

Paint all newly constructed and affected walls and ceilings. Put baseboard.


Paint to be provided by the company.

Install striped decorative panels (panels provided by Client ) at the wall facing entry

FINISHED MATERIALS SHOPPING LIST

BEDROOM + BEDROOM CLOSET:


  • 15' x 18' master bedroom
  • Walk-in closet approx. 6' x 10'
  • Ceiling height 8 ft
  • Carpet Flooring | Modular Closet | Mid Budget)
  • Modern / warm luxury style (as shown: slat wall, light oak floors, dark accent wall)


FLOORING (Bedroom + Closet)


Carpet Type (Recommended)

  • Carpet style: Textured cut pile or low-loop wool blend
  • Fiber: Nylon or Wool/Nylon blend
  • Pile height: Medium
  • Color: Warm neutral (linen, sand, soft taupe)

Quantities

  • Bedroom: ~270 SF
  • Walk-in closet: ~60 SF
  • Subtotal: 330 SF
  • Add 10–15% waste → 380 SF total


Carpet 380 SF  Mid-budget quality

Carpet pad (8–10 lb)  380 SF  Memory foam or rebond


Mid-Budget Allowance:

  • Carpet: $4–$7 / SF
  • Pad: $0.80–$1.25 / SF


WALL  / CEILING FINISHES


  1. Finishing Paint 2-3 gallons  - Premium interior Finished paint (Benjamin Moore / Sherwin Williams equivalent). Color to be discussed. (is included)
  • (Primer  is included)


MILLWORK & TRIM

Baseboards

  • Min 5½"–6¼" modern baseboards
  • Quantity: ~90 -100 LF


DOOR & HARDWARE


Closet Door (hinged or pocket) – ( 1 ) with hardware


LIGHTING FIXTURES (Decorative)

Bedroom

  • Bedside pendant lights or wall sconces – 2
  • TV Wall Area  light (optional) - 1
  • Closet recessed lights : 2–4 units
  • LED drivers / transformers -  if needed
  • Dimmers (bedroom + closet) -  if needed

https://www.kabseattle.com/bathroom-lighting

https://www.edwardmartin.com/

Electrical

  •   USB/USB-C outlets (bedside) if needed



Other finishing materials like mirror, furniture, bench...

ENTRY CLOSET



DOOR & HARDWARE


Closet Door (hinged or pocket door) – ( 1 ) with hardware

  • Door casing/trim  (matching profile)  - Quantity: ~36-40 LF


FINISHING:

Slat Panels:

Recessed Lighting  inside closet -  2 lights


Other finishing materials like mirror, furniture, bench...