Rustic to bright, top to bottom
A white kitchen with a big quartz island, a walk-in shower with brass fixtures, a navy double vanity, and new LVP and tile floors throughout.
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A white kitchen with a big quartz island, a walk-in shower with brass fixtures, a navy double vanity, and new LVP and tile floors throughout.
Quartz countertops, an undermount sink, subway tile, large-format tile floors, and a rebuilt oak peninsula.
Built for wheelchair access throughout: a curbless roll-in shower, a bathroom with room to turn, an open closet, laundry, smooth LVP floors, and an accessible deck. Plus a plank ceiling and stone fireplace wall.
White shaker cabinets with black pulls, granite counters, and a gray hexagon tile backsplash.
Before
AfterSage beadboard, an arched brass mirror, glass sconces, a furniture-style vanity, and a hex tile floor that suits the age of the house.
The tub and framed doors came out. A walk-in shower with a sliding glass door, grab bars, a seat, and a handheld shower went in.
Before
AfterNew gray lap siding, white trim and corners, and a new white stair rail at the front door.
Composite decking, white railings, lattice skirting, and lights in the post caps and stair risers.
Before
AfterGray shaker cabinets, a center island, and a stainless range hood set in a brand-new space.
A gray, white, and black flake floor in a commercial restroom. The same floor works great in farm shops and garages.
Before
AfterOut with the popcorn texture and the old light. In with a smooth, freshly finished ceiling and a new fixture.
New white siding and windows on a two-story farmhouse, plus new white replacement windows on a ranch in Salisbury.
A dark tile backsplash that ties a white kitchen together, and crown molding on a vaulted great room.
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