General Contractor – Residential remodeling
These containers mounted under a cabinet will hold flour, sugar, coffee, salt, and more: just another great space-saving idea.
This modern kitchen called for a detailed backsplash. A mosaic marble-mix tile, and glass subway tile was used.
Making the best use of every inch of wall space, while decorating the kitchen.
A recessed moisture proof light brightens up the entire shower area, even when the glass door or shower curtain are closed.
The accent tile band adds interest to the large white walk-in shower.
A good alternative to an in-wall toilet paper holder. This stand alone piece also conceals two extra rolls.
A drop-in tub was used in an alcove. Special attention was paid to the installation of a tile flange where the tub meets the three walls. This application allowed us to create a tiled skirt on the front of the tub.
The same accent tile used for the tub or shower surround is often used as a vanity backsplash, to tie the room together.
The closet and entry doors were sanded and stained to match the finish of the vanity and mirror.
The back wall of this small bathroom was entirely tiled. A niche was created above the toilet for storage.
Fun with washrooms.
An acrylic pan is a great, cost effective alternative to a custom built shower pan.
Custom shower pan and bench construction before.
Custom shower pan and bench construction after.
Two inch by two inch shower pan tile compliments the larger wall tile in the shower.
Solid maple cabinets, granite countertops, and custom tiling throughout. A great improvement from the original 50ʼs kitchen.
As with most wall mounted microwave/hoods, this model has a motor that can be rotated to vent through the upper cabinet, and through the roof. The duct was painted to blend in with the wall.
Hutch detail. Lights are inset above the glass sections to display the fancy glasses. The opening in the center makes the set feel lighter, and provides additional counter space.
