Bathroom, Shower, Tile and Kitchen Projects in Metro Atlanta

This bathroom project centers a white freestanding tub beneath a large window, paired with stone-look wall tile and a floor-mounted tub filler. The clean layout gives the tub a strong focal point while keeping the surrounding finishes simple and polished.

This bathroom remodel pairs patterned floral wall tile with a freestanding tub, frameless glass shower, wood vanity, and marble-look flooring. The mix of decorative tile and clean modern fixtures gives the finished room a custom look without relying on a single finish throughout.

This bathroom update combines marble-look flooring, a glass-enclosed shower, white fixtures, and a clean vanity area. The light finishes make the room feel open while the tile provides a consistent surface from the main floor into the shower area.

This guest bathroom update combines a decorative patterned tile floor with wood cabinetry and neutral wall finishes. The floor becomes the visual feature of the room while the surrounding materials stay simple and practical.

This bathroom floor update uses white penny-round mosaic tile around the vanity and toilet area. The smaller tile format brings texture to a compact space and works well for a powder room or bathroom floor refresh.

This walk-in shower uses cream-and-beige checkerboard tile, a built-in bench, recessed niche, and glass enclosure to create a detailed but practical shower space. The coordinated tile pattern carries across the walls and built-in features for a finished custom look.

This shower project features gray herringbone wall tile, a recessed niche, frameless glass, and warm metal hardware. Progress and finished photos show how the tile layout comes together around the plumbing and shower opening before the final enclosure is installed.

This shower project combines clean white wall tile with a detailed mosaic shower floor and center drain. The lighter palette keeps the shower bright while the smaller floor tile adds texture and helps define the wet area.

This walk-in shower features a pebble-style mosaic floor paired with light wall tile and a glass enclosure. The smaller mosaic pieces add texture underfoot and create a distinct shower floor while keeping the surrounding surfaces simple.

This tiled shower pairs neutral rectangular wall tile with blue hexagon mosaic accents in the shower floor and recessed niche. The contrast gives the shower a focal detail while keeping the larger wall surfaces understated.

This shower uses large marble-look wall tile with a smaller hexagon mosaic floor and a recessed niche. Mixing tile sizes creates visual contrast while keeping the overall palette consistent and easy to coordinate with the rest of the bathroom.

This walk-in shower project uses neutral gray tile, a frameless glass enclosure, and a mosaic shower floor for a clean, low-clutter finish. The simple palette keeps attention on the tile work and gives the shower a modern, adaptable look.

This shower project features marble-look tile, a glass enclosure, and coordinated mosaic details for a bright, finished look. The mix of larger wall tile and smaller accent tile adds texture without making the shower feel busy.

This walk-in shower pairs dark wall tile with a colorful mosaic accent inside the recessed niche. The contrasting niche adds a custom focal point while the darker field tile gives the shower a more dramatic finish.

This shower project uses warm stone-look tile and a coordinating mosaic floor to create a more traditional, natural finish. The tile wraps the shower walls and floor for a cohesive look that still adds texture through the smaller mosaic pieces.

This shower project uses light rectangular wall tile with a smaller mosaic floor and recessed niche. The combination keeps the shower bright while the mosaic floor and niche add enough texture to break up the larger wall surfaces.

This tub surround project uses large marble-look hexagon tile with a recessed niche and herringbone accent detail. The progress photos highlight the tile layout, spacing, and niche work that go into creating a clean, custom surround around an existing bathtub.

This tub-and-shower area uses marble-look wall tile with a darker mosaic accent band for added contrast. The combination refreshes the bathing area without requiring an overly complicated pattern or color palette.

This in-progress tub surround shows large-format marble-look tile being installed around the bathing area. It is a useful project photo for showing the layout and installation stage before trim, fixtures, and final finishing details are completed.

This bathroom flooring project uses large glossy black hexagon tile to create a bold contrast against lighter cabinetry, counters, and walls. The geometric floor gives the room a strong visual foundation while still working with the existing bathroom layout.

This bathroom project uses dark hexagon floor tile to create contrast against lighter fixtures and finishes. The bold floor pattern gives the room a modern look while the rest of the bathroom stays clean and understated

Beige subway tile in offset rows behind a black glass cooktop and a stainless hood, finished at the cabinet edges.

This kitchen project features a dark gray geometric tile backsplash paired with gray cabinetry and stainless steel appliances. The patterned tile adds depth against the plum walls and light countertops while working within the existing cabinet and appliance layout.