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Real bathrooms, kitchens, tile details, and finish work from recent projects.

Browse real project photos by room and finish. Each image opens a story about the detail shown and the decisions behind it.

Large-format bathroom wall tile with decorative shower niche band.
Real project photos

Photos

36

Collections

5

Location

Five boroughs

Bathrooms and showers

Review shower walls, niches, bathtub surrounds, marble-look tile, flooring, and finish transitions before planning a Queens bathroom remodel.

Kitchens and cabinets

Use the cabinet and kitchen photos to discuss storage, backsplash, floor transitions, hardware, and the level of finish expected.

Paint, plaster, and prep

Surface preparation matters. Wall repair, skim work, paint, trim, and clean edges often decide whether the final room feels polished.

Planning from photos

Turn the gallery into a clearer estimate request.

The best estimate calls start with more than “I want to remodel.” Use the gallery to point to the finish direction, surface condition, and room type you have in mind.

Save two or three photos that match the tile, cabinet, flooring, or paint finish you like.

Take current photos of the room from each corner, plus close-ups of problem areas.

Note what must stay in place: tub, toilet, vanity, cabinets, doors, trim, or appliances.

Mention the property location and whether building access, elevator timing, or parking may affect work.

Current selection

All renovation photos

36 photos

LOKEIL project photo of blue vertical tub-surround tile, a pale recessed niche, cream tub, and shower curtain.A Gowanus Bathroom With Character Starts at the Tile LineRead the photo storyLOKEIL bathroom photographed from the doorway, with a slim vanity on the left, toilet ahead, glass shower, and flowing patterned floor.A Narrow FiDi Bathroom Should Work From the Door InRead the photo storyLOKEIL project photo showing a pale vanity close to shower glass, a mirror above it, and a patterned bathroom floor.The Vanity Swap That Changes a Midtown West BathroomRead the photo storyGalley kitchen with cream cabinets on both sides, a blue tile backsplash, unfinished counter work, and a protected central passage.More Storage in a Harlem Kitchen Starts With the Walking SpaceRead the photo storyPale horizontal tile above a protected bathtub, with an uncovered wallboard strip, a white treated patch, unfinished ceiling seams, a level and tools.Agreeing a Paint Ready Surface for an Inwood BathroomRead the photo storyA dark wood vanity with a pale counter beside a glass shower enclosure, pale veined wall tile, a recessed niche and a small hexagonal shower floor.Getting a New Vanity Into a Port Richmond BathroomRead the photo storyClose view of an uncovered rectangular wall opening above a pale patterned countertop, with a gap behind a narrow pale piece along the wall.Keep What Works in an Upper West Side Kitchen RefreshRead the photo storyPale shower wall tiles held with yellow and red clips, a long black and white patterned recess with a lower shelf, a square tiled floor, raised entry and unfinished surrounding wallboard.Reading a Pelham Bay Bathroom Progress UpdateRead the photo storyHorizontal wood strips exposed at the back of an open rectangular wall recess, with unfinished interior sides and a lower edge surrounded by horizontal gray tile.Finishing an Open Wall Niche in Ditmas ParkRead the photo storyHorizontal gray wall tile with a faint rectangular outline marked across intact tiles, exposed board above and to the left, fixture openings and a protected tub below.The Edges That Finish a Stapleton Tile JobRead the photo storyLoose geometric tile pieces arranged on an exposed bathroom floor beside unfinished wallboard, fixture openings, dark coated surfaces and a shower threshold.A Sunset Park Rental Bathroom Floor You Can MaintainRead the photo storyUnfinished wallboard joints above a black and white checkerboard floor, with white doorway casing and an open door on the right.Keeping the Trim While Repairing a Bed Stuy RoomRead the photo storyBlue fan shaped tile arranged across an unfinished room floor, with a tape measure on the right and unfinished wall surfaces behind.Give a Greenpoint Bathroom Character With a Considered Tile LayoutRead the photo storyHerringbone tiled shower walls with a divided recessed shelf and a raised tiled ledge above a pale hexagonal floor, beside an open wall area with a visible pipe.A Flushing Shower Niche Starts With the Wall Behind ItRead the photo storyA loose geometric tile arrangement with dark gray triangles, pale veined pieces and thin gold colored strips placed on a rough exposed floor surface.A Sunnyside Floor Pattern Needs More Than One SampleRead the photo storyGeometric tile pieces across a bathroom floor beside a raised shower threshold, exposed wallboard, fixture openings and dark coated lower wall surfaces.Three Edges to Plan on a Riverdale Bathroom FloorRead the photo storyCheckerboard floor beside unfinished wallboard and an open white door, with a window and air conditioner at the far end.A Crown Heights Floor Should Work Through the DoorwayRead the photo storyBlack outlined hexagon pattern across a bathroom floor beneath pale rectangular wall tile, with unfinished fixture positions, a dark bag and an open doorway.A Bold Bayside Bathroom Floor With Quieter WallsRead the photo storyGray tiled walls around a protected tub, with an open rectangular recess showing wood lath, an unfinished upper wall strip and fixture openings.Before Trading a Bay Ridge Tub for a ShowerRead the photo storyWhite tub beneath pale marble look wall tile and a recessed niche, with exposed plumbing fittings and unfinished ceiling board above.Renovating Your Only Bathroom in Astoria Starts With a Use PlanRead the photo storyPale tiled bathroom viewed through an open door, with a shower curb, linear shower drain, wall openings, exposed plumbing, and no final vanity installed.Fitting a Compact East Village Bathroom to the Room You HaveRead the photo storyProtected tub below a window surrounded by blue and gray circular patterned tile, with pale side wall tile, exposed plumbing openings and a hexagonal floor.Four Views That Help Start a Ridgewood Bathroom EstimateRead the photo storyPale shower wall and floor tile with fixture openings and unfinished ceiling and neighboring surfaces.What a Downtown Brooklyn Bathroom Quote Should CoverRead the photo storyHorizontal gray tile around a metal bordered storage niche above a white tub under dark taped protection, with a bucket, level, fixture openings and unfinished wallboard.Protecting the Tub During a Tottenville Bathroom FinishRead the photo storyTwo illuminated rectangular niches stacked vertically in a narrow shower, with patterned backs, pale veined walls and floor, an open door and unfinished fixture positions.Two Shower Niches for a Forest Hills BathroomRead the photo storyPale shower tiles held with clips around a long black and white patterned recess, a square tiled shower floor, exposed green wallboard, fitting openings and a temporary bulb.Where a City Island Bathroom Finish Job EndsRead the photo storyPale tiled bathroom seen through a partly open door, with unfinished fixture openings, a shower curb, ceiling patches, a temporary light and a floor opening.Planning an Occupied Apartment Renovation in Jackson HeightsRead the photo storyBlue gray bathroom wall beside pale patterned flooring and fixture areas still being finished.Repair First, Then Paint: A Mott Haven Apartment RefreshRead the photo storyCream kitchen cabinet doors and metal pulls beside a blue rectangular tile backsplash and pale patterned counter, with a window and covered floor during work.A Williamsburg Kitchen Palette That Works Beyond the PhotographRead the photo storyShower work area with dark coated walls, a recessed niche, covered plumbing openings, an unfinished ceiling and tools before tile is installed.Before Replacing a Damp Bathroom Wall on the Lower East SideRead the photo storyCream kitchen cabinets and blue rectangular backsplash with pale counters, an unfinished cabinet side, open appliance areas, a temporary light and covered flooring.Finishing the Edges of a Park Slope Kitchen RefreshRead the photo storyPale kitchen cabinets above partly protected counters, with an unfinished backsplash wall, uncovered outlet areas, an open appliance space and covered floor.A Carroll Gardens Backsplash Refresh With the Counter in MindRead the photo storyWood bathroom vanity with a pale integrated basin, wood framed mirror, blue gray wall, switches and an outlet, with the tiled bathing area reflected in the mirror.An Upper East Side Vanity Refresh Starts With the Whole WallRead the photo storyGray kitchen cabinets around a looping geometric backsplash, with a range, a sink beneath a window, and uncovered outlet positions.Where a Bushwick Backsplash Begins and EndsRead the photo storyBlue kitchen cabinets above a pale counter and white rectangular backsplash tile, with unfinished openings, a ladder and part of the floor covered during work.Choosing a Quieter Floor for a Chelsea Kitchen With Blue CabinetsRead the photo storyCream kitchen cabinets, blue backsplash, open appliance space, and protection across the work area floor.Getting Kitchen Cabinets Into a Long Island City ApartmentRead the photo story

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