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AFTERBEFOREWe built the white island around its gas cooktop, with the stone fireplace and arched doorway framed just beyond.
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AFTER
BEFOREDark lowers under white quartz, subway tile lit just right, and island seating built for actual use.
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AFTER
BEFOREAn island on decorative legs is furniture-grade work — marble-look top, integrated gas cooktop, set over dark hardwood.
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65 finished projects across King County and the greater Puget Sound region. Filter by room, tap any photo to see it full-size.
Building a white-trimmed niche with dark stone shelves into gray subway and beadboard — fussy work, done carefully.
Near Seattle
What would this cost? See your estimate →We took this basement from bare to finished — light-gray carpet, gray walls, crisp white baseboards, recessed lighting.
Near Fircrest
What would this cost? See your estimate →Light hardwood, wall to wall under the vaulted ceiling — long, clean runs with no place to hide a bad board.
Near Sammamish
What would this cost? See your estimate →Two tones of hardwood meeting at the step-down between white walls — that seam is where the craft shows.
Near Sammamish
What would this cost? See your estimate →Blue-gray paint over white beadboard, a corner clawfoot set just so, and patterned tile below — quiet, careful work.
What would this cost? See your estimate →We set the clawfoot beneath the window, wrapped the room in beadboard, and finished with a marble-topped vanity.
What would this cost? See your estimate →White subway up the walls, slate-look on the floor, and a brushed-nickel rain head hung behind frameless glass.
What would this cost? See your estimate →We retiled this surround by hand in large-format gray — rain head, brass finishes, no shortcuts.
Near Auburn
What would this cost? See your estimate →We tiled the marble subway by hand, built the bench in, and hung the rain head behind frameless glass.
Near Lacey
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Large-format marble-look tile means fewer grout lines and zero room for error. The matte-black sliders finish it.
What would this cost? See your estimate →The bench is built in, not bolted on — set behind marble-look walls with a handheld on a matte-black bar.
What would this cost? See your estimate →Dual rain heads, marble-look porcelain on every surface, matte-black glass to close it in. We took our time here.
What would this cost? See your estimate →Marble-look walls with a charcoal pan and a niche built in flush — all behind a black-framed door.
What would this cost? See your estimate →Herringbone marble is slow, careful work. We trimmed in the niche and finished the floor in mosaic to match.
Near Lacey
What would this cost? See your estimate →A white shaker island with brass bar pulls under brown-veined polished granite — a top worth building around.
What would this cost? See your estimate →Hex marble mosaic underfoot, a wood-look accent wall, and matte-black finishes — small tiles, patient hands.
What would this cost? See your estimate →Wood-look tile below, marble-style shower panels above, and a white shaker vanity in brushed nickel between them.
What would this cost? See your estimate →White shaker, matte-black pulls, a farmhouse sink — and encaustic-style tile matched pattern to pattern.
What would this cost? See your estimate →We built the black LG pair right into a quartz-topped peninsula — over patterned tile, everything flush and square.
What would this cost? See your estimate →Charcoal large-format below, white zellige above — two tiles that had to meet perfectly, behind black-trimmed glass with a rain head.
What would this cost? See your estimate →That black-and-white diamond backsplash took patience to lay out true — set between two-tone cabinets and marble-look quartz.
Near Tukwila
What would this cost? See your estimate →Forest-green shaker and a farmhouse sink, built to hold their own under those exposed beams and stacked-brick tile.
Near Tukwila
What would this cost? See your estimate →Olive-green shakers and marble-veined counters over sealed concrete, with a coiled-spring faucet we still admire.
Near Tukwila
What would this cost? See your estimate →Warm wood cabinetry, marble-look quartz run clear up the backsplash, and the gas cooktop vented the right way.
Near Tukwila
What would this cost? See your estimate →Counters, backsplash, even the corner sink — we wrapped it all in marble-look quartz over white shaker.
Near Tukwila
What would this cost? See your estimate →Navy vanity, marble top, brushed-nickel faucet, gold pulls — mixing metals well takes restraint, and the patterned tile ties it together.
Near Seattle
What would this cost? See your estimate →We set the marble-topped navy vanity over black-and-white patterned tile, then trimmed chair rail and crown by hand.
Near Seattle
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A white undermount sink and chrome faucet, plumbed in tight against the marble-look tile backsplash.
Near Seattle
What would this cost? See your estimate →A marble-look walk-in with rain head and grab bars anchored right, over dark wood-look floors.
Near Tacoma
What would this cost? See your estimate →White subway walls, a dark mosaic pan, and slate laid beside the marble-topped vanity — three tiles, one clean room.
Near Seattle
What would this cost? See your estimate →Gray shaker with brushed-nickel pulls, built right over the black Samsung set. Simple, solid cabinet work.
Near Fircrest
What would this cost? See your estimate →Marble-look walls, geometric floors, frameless glass, and a wall-hung vanity — every piece here had to line up, and it does.
Near Kent
What would this cost? See your estimate →Gray shaker, white quartz, and a Samsung pair tucked neatly under the counter — a tight, clean build.
Near Fircrest
What would this cost? See your estimate →The undermount sink sits flush in that white quartz — the detail we fuss over. Gray shaker below, recessed lighting above.
Near Fircrest
What would this cost? See your estimate →We built this laundry out top to bottom: gray shaker, white quartz, and earth-tone stone tile underfoot.
Near Fircrest
What would this cost? See your estimate →Gray shaker and a white-quartz utility sink, fitted snug around the dark Samsung pair — measured twice, cut once.
Near Fircrest
What would this cost? See your estimate →We swapped in a white shaker vanity with a marble-look top over that gray-and-white patterned tile.
Near Maple Valley
What would this cost? See your estimate →New beige carpet stretched tight up the white-trimmed stairs, meeting the wood handrail under recessed lighting.
Near Redmond
What would this cost? See your estimate →We refinished the light oak first, then trimmed it out — white panel wainscoting, taupe walls, crown molding to cap it.
Near Redmond
What would this cost? See your estimate →Light hardwood and white panel wainscoting — honest work that lets the window full of green do the talking.
Near Redmond
What would this cost? See your estimate →Marble-look quartz and flooring set first, then the frosted black-grid door hung true. Order matters in this work.
Near Gig Harbor
What would this cost? See your estimate →AFTERBEFOREWe built the white island around its gas cooktop, with the stone fireplace and arched doorway framed just beyond.
Near Sammamish
What would this cost? See your estimate →Floor-mounted tub fillers are unforgiving to plumb. We set this matte-black one beside the soaker, right on the geometric tile.
Near Kent
What would this cost? See your estimate →Getting a mirror and four-light bar hung level and centered is its own craft — over marble-look quartz and matte black.
Near Gig Harbor
What would this cost? See your estimate →Textured dark-gray tile with white grout takes a steady hand. The square matte-black rain head finishes it off.
Near Gig Harbor
What would this cost? See your estimate →Small details like these polished-chrome cross handles are where we spend the extra time — set over hand-laid encaustic tile.
Near Seattle
What would this cost? See your estimate →A clean vanity build: marble-look quartz up top, matte-black faucet, and a multi-bulb light to finish it.
Near Gig Harbor
What would this cost? See your estimate →New vanity in dark-gray shaker with white quartz — and we matched matte-black fixtures throughout, not just at the sink.
Near Gig Harbor
What would this cost? See your estimate →AFTERBEFOREDark lowers under white quartz, subway tile lit just right, and island seating built for actual use.
Near Marysville
What would this cost? See your estimate →AFTERBEFOREAn island on decorative legs is furniture-grade work — marble-look top, integrated gas cooktop, set over dark hardwood.
Near Sammamish
What would this cost? See your estimate →Tight footprint, no wasted inch — dark vanity, black-tile tub surround, and marble-look floors, all fitted to the room.
Near Gig Harbor
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AFTER
BEFORETwo full stories of oak handrail and basket-knot iron balusters, running clean past the white wainscoting.
Near Newcastle
What would this cost? See your estimate →Classic done right: white subway walls, a mosaic floor, and frameless sliders hung in brushed nickel.
Near Lacey
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AFTER
BEFOREA freestanding soaker with chrome fixtures, shiplap wainscoting we hung ourselves, and encaustic-patterned floors below.
Near Seattle
What would this cost? See your estimate →That transition where marble-look porcelain meets the warm oak threshold — that's the cut we're proudest of here.
Near Gig Harbor
What would this cost? See your estimate →Panel wainscoting and crown molding, wrapped around the whole room over hardwood — trim carpentry is our happy place.
Near Redmond
What would this cost? See your estimate →We set the dark vanity under marble-look quartz and kept every fixture matte black, down to the large-format floors.
Near Gig Harbor
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BEFOREWe rebuilt this whole kitchen — white uppers, gray lowers, marble-look quartz catching the skylight.
Near Gig Harbor
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AFTER
BEFOREDark lowers, white uppers, quartz counters, and a subway backsplash with grout lines you could check with a level.
Near Marysville
What would this cost? See your estimate →This curved staircase took real craftsmanship — oak rails, hand-set black iron balusters, risers painted crisp white. We're proud of this one.
Near Newcastle
What would this cost? See your estimate →Navy lowers and a matching dark-blue island under white quartz — with under-cabinet lighting wired in, not clipped on.
Near Marysville
What would this cost? See your estimate →Two-tone cabinets, gray-veined quartz, and a matte-black pendant hung dead-center under the skylight — we sweat placement like that.
Near Gig Harbor
What would this cost? See your estimate →White shaker with black hardware, a farmhouse sink, and patterned tile we laid piece by piece.
Near Maple Valley
What would this cost? See your estimate →Blue-gray shaker against white quartz, with marble-look porcelain we laid ourselves. This combination never gets old for us.
Near Gig Harbor
What would this cost? See your estimate →Gray lowers, white uppers, marble-look porcelain — all of it reading right under the skylight and black pendant.
Near Gig Harbor
What would this cost? See your estimate →Want yours to look like this?
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