Gallery

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

Browse the photo archive by room and finish type. The gallery is organized so Queens homeowners can compare tile layouts, shower surrounds, floor transitions, cabinetry, paint preparation, and finish details before starting an estimate.

Use the photos to narrow what matters for your own project: a niche location, tile direction, shower bench, cabinet reveal, floor pattern, or the level of wall prep you want before paint. The more specific the reference, the better the first conversation.

When you contact LOKEIL, reference the room type and the kind of finish you liked in the gallery. That makes the first estimate conversation more specific and helps avoid vague remodeling requests that are hard to price.

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

Client project archive only

Photos

Collections

Location

Queens + NYC

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.