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18X 18 porcelain tile with a wood parquet look. This was a great choice for this entry to a home near the beach

Old style brick was covered with mordern 12×24 porcelain tile

Popular wood look porcelain tile in a slate grey color. It’s going to look great in this kitchen.

A nursery doesn’t have to look like a baby’s room. It can have character and cool features that. a child can grow into. This was another design by Valerie Harge.

This is a fiberglass neo-angle shower being ripped out in preparation for the installation of a beautiful custom tile shower.

Here it is! An awesome wavy textured tile with a feature stripe, matching mosaic tile on the floor, and floating glass shelves.

A fiberglass tub and shower along with old sheetrock was ripped out to get ready for a custom tile shower.

We used the Schluter Shower sytem to build a shower that can essentially be made any size. The orange fabric on the walls makes the shower completely waterproof. The shower pan can be cut to size or even doubled up for large applications.

A niche was made to the customers size requirements.

And here is the finished project! Beautiful 12×36 white wavy textured tile, natural river rock in a dramatic vertical feature up the wall and on the floor. There is also a custom made niche for shampoo and “products”.

One more image of this awesome shower installation.

Custom upholstery done by Valerie Harge. Formerly hard to keep clean white sofa has been transformed into a beautiful emerald green.

This is the old bathroom with ugly blue tile and unexplainable white tile installed around the shower.

Another view of this outdated bathroom. Wall mounted sink with exposed plumbing underneath. Also, an exposed radiator.

Renoved all the old plaster from the ceiling and the walls. The old cast iron tub was smashed into pieces so that it could be more easily removed.

Took out the old hot and cold water handles and installed a new modern shower diverter.

That old ugly radiator. It was too expensive to take it out. But, we came up with a solution…

Custom made radiator cover. Natural wood to bring warmth to the room.

New vanity to hide previously exposed plumbing and add some storage space. Installed a new modern faucet.  Took out the old medicine cabinet and added a new oval shaped mirror. Black accent wall behind the vanity and dramatic black pennyround mosaic tile on the floor.

Wtih the old tub removed, we installed a full sized shower, and a fixed glass panel, rather than a conventional shower door. Also the blinds were coordinated with the natural wood radiator cover, basket, and shelf.

The shower features an accent wall to the right. The tile is 10×16 and has a really cool dimensional texture. The two side walls have a different but coordinated 3×12 tile in a staggered horizontal pattern. There’s also a floating glass shelf in the corner.

A great deck begins with solid footings dug below the frost line.

This deck was over engineered for increased durability and stability. We used 6×6 posts, 2×10 double beam, 2×10 joists, and doubled rim joists.

Maintentance free Trex was used for the decking. Hidden fasteners were used for a cleaner more awesome look. No ugly screws showing!

And here she is from the profile!

Another view with the patio furniture.

Great multicolored solar lighitng as a finishing touch.

Contemporary living room styled by Valerie. Moody dark accent wall, minimalist artwork, and really cool throw pillows.

Where there was none, we installed Colonial casings and a ledge big enough for the client to put some of her spices.

Sometimes the simplist additions can make a lot of difference!

Elongated white tile with a subtle texture, makes a stylish addition to this modern kitchen.

Simple but stunning 4×12 glass tile with a pale grey backing that accents the high gloss sleek grey cabinets and grey quartz counters very nicely.

Another look at this sleek glass tile backsplash