This Marble Floor is in the lobby of an Historical Building Downtown Milwaukee. See before image.
Mid-sized 1950s marble floor vestibule photo in Milwaukee with a glass front door

Elegant deck photo in Manchester

Example of a classic home design design in Boston

Example of a trendy bathroom design in Houston

Epoxy Countertop on a bathroom vanity
Bathroom - bathroom idea in Kansas City

We raised a few sections of front walk to bring it back up to its original level and to get the step back up to code. Your step should be between 6-7 ¾ inch to pass code. Job cost roughly 200 dollars.

Stock Id: #18909 General Rug Type: Persian Tribal Specific Rug Type: Gabbeh Rugs Circa: 1930 Color: Other Origin: Persia Width: 4' 4'' ( 132.1 cm ) Length: 7' 0'' ( 213.4 cm )

5" Rift & Quartered Long Length Stained White Oak.

Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional 3/4 porcelain tile and gray floor bathroom remodel in Baltimore with recessed-panel cabinets, gray cabinets, gray walls, an undermount sink, quartz countertops and beige countertops

Home bar - rustic home bar idea in Austin

Our Customer called us up and mentioned that the skylight in their home was leaking when it rained. The team at NJ Home Repairs was on site ASAP to take care of the problem. NJ Home Repairs used its expertise and experience to take care of the leaky skylight and add new shingles where the roof was damaged. The result was no more leaks and beautiful roof.

In this kitchen, the client wanted to lighten everything up, so we painted the perimeter cabinets white and the island a dark gray color. The black granite was removed from the island and the lower tops on the sink cabinet. We added a new farm sink and faucet and installed beautiful honed Macabus quartz on the island and sink cabinets. Beveled white subway tile was installed on the backsplash for a nice clean look. Two brushed gold lanterns were added over the island and a bead board ceiling was installed to add a farm house touch.

We had an excellent time redesigning this beautiful kitchen with ample natural light, and this stunning The client wanted to combine rich colors and textures, so we used a deep green cabinet from Fabuwood, countertops with matching veining by New York Stone, and natural floor tiles from Zia Tiles in the Kitchen. In the bathroom, the client was interested in playing with metals, so we used a variety of fixtures from Rejuvenation and combined this concept with penny tiles in the shower and a warm wood vanity from Stoffer Home.