Remodeling Before & After Photos

This bathroom had the original 1950s pink tile, a dated tub area, and a layout that felt tired.

We brought it up to date with a cleaner, modern look while still making it more functional. The shower now has a bold accent tile wall at the faucet area, large dark wall tile, a recessed niche for storage, and grab bars that add safety without making the space feel clinical.

The rest of the bathroom got a full refresh too, with new flooring, vanity, wainscoting, paint, and trim details that tie it all together.

Big change. Same footprint. Much better bathroom.

For this shower remodel in Crownsville, MD, we transformed an outdated deck house shower into a cleaner, safer, and more modern walk-in shower. The original shower had a 12-inch curb because the home’s deck house framing left no standard floor joist cavities for plumbing. We redesigned the shower layout to lower the curb to a standard 6-inch height while still working within the structure of the home. The finished shower features large format matte black tile, a glass pebble blue accent tile in the niche, a pebble tile shower pan, and a custom glass shower door. We also updated their vanity and countertop to finish off this remodel. This Crownsville bathroom renovation is a great example of how smart planning and proper craftsmanship can turn a difficult existing layout into a modern, functional shower.

This bathroom didn’t just need an update. It needed a better layout.

The original space was tight, outdated, and didn’t function well for daily use. It was also the only full bathroom in the house, so keeping a tub was important. We reworked the layout to open things up, added a second vanity, and rebuilt the space so it actually works for the homeowner.

Now it has usable space, better flow, and a setup that makes sense day to day.

This bathroom was ready for some help.

The old fiberglass tub and surround had been painted at some point, and the overspray made its way onto the floor too. The space just felt worn out and overdue for a clean update.

We removed the old tub and surround, installed a new fiberglass shower surround with an acrylic shower pan, added new faucets and grab bars, put down new LVP flooring, and finished it off with a new vanity.

This was not about making the bathroom fancy. It was about making it clean, fresh, and easier to live with every day.

We wrapped this one up in 7 days, and the homeowner was 100% happy with the finished bathroom.

This bathroom went from a standard setup with a tub and double vanity to a layout that actually works for the homeowner.

The space felt closed in and didn’t match how they used it day to day. We removed the tub and built a curbless walk-in shower to open everything up and improve the flow of the room. The result is a cleaner, more functional bathroom that feels bigger and easier to use.