This is a kitchen remodel that I did in Clayton. These pictures were taken near completion, but there were still some things not yet done. I will have more pictures soon of the completed kitchen.
I removed the old cabinets and counter, moved and added some outlets, rearranged the location of appliances, installed the new cabinets and tiled the backsplash and floor.
The back side of the peninsula is paneled in the same wood as the cabinets, as can be seen on the end, pictured here.
These are some redwood gates I built at a house in Montclair. The pictures show raw wood first, then stained.
The first gates are concealing the garbage and recycling cans, previously this area was just open and the customer didn’t want them to be seen.
This style was chosen to match the entry gates on the other side of the driveway.
This gate was to separate the back deck from the front, so that the dogs could be outside and contained to this area.
It had to be notched and shaped to fit against the house and look as though it was meant to be there.
The following pictures are of 3 bathrooms in the same house which I gave minor to moderate facelifts. This first set of pictures shows the upstairs bathroom which got the most work: New vanity cabinet, new counter, sink, faucet and backsplash, also new tille floor with tile baseboard.
This is the master bathroom sink which is the old cabinet but new counter, sink, faucet and backsplash. The master bathroom also got a new shower door (which is pictured on the ‘frameless shower doors‘ page)
Finally, this is the powder room, which also had a new counter, sink, faucet and backsplash but kept the old vanity cabinet. The backsplash in this room continues past the sink to mimic the wainscoting on the opposite wall.