Finished projects

Finished projects.

Finished bathrooms from our installs: walk-in showers, acrylic wall showers, bathtubs and walk-in tubs. Each photo is one real job. Tub-to-shower conversions, walk-in tubs and California baths have more photos on their own pages.

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Walk-in tub with the door open and wood-look walls — Walk-in tub
That open door is the relief: a long soak that no longer feels like work.

White bathtub with marble-look walls, a grab bar and corner shelves — Bathtub
These veined walls make the soak feel quieter, like the room finally exhaled.

Walk-in shower with clear glass, white walls and the shower base visible — Walk-in shower
Through the glass, the shower feels bright and open instead of closed off.

Walk-in tub with a closed side door and a built-in seat — Walk-in tub
There is a seat inside, so the soak can be slow instead of something you brace for.

Bathtub with wood-look walls, a window and clear glass — Bathtub
Daylight over the tub turns this into a softer place to unwind.

Walk-in shower with clear glass, a molded seat and a white base — Walk-in shower
A place to sit makes this shower feel like time you get to keep.

Walk-in tub with the door open under a window and white walls — Walk-in tub
Light from the window lands on the water, and the door makes the soak feel kind.

White bathtub with white acrylic walls, corner shelves, a grab bar and a window — Bathtub
A new white tub with wipe-clean walls, shelves in the corners and a grab bar where you reach.

Walk-in shower with wood-look walls, a window and clear glass — Walk-in shower
Wood-look walls and the window make this shower feel warm and unhurried.

Walk-in tub with hydrotherapy jets and an acrylic surround — Walk-in tub
A seat is waiting in the water, and getting there no longer feels like a hurdle.

Walk-in shower with acrylic walls and a black-frame sliding glass door — Walk-in shower
The dark frame on pale walls is the detail that makes this shower feel finished.

Walk-in shower with white subway-look acrylic walls and a black-frame sliding door — Walk-in shower
Dark metal on bright walls gives this shower a look you would be proud to show.

Walk-in shower with gray acrylic walls, a corner shelf and a sliding glass door — Walk-in shower
The clear glass keeps the shower feeling like part of the bathroom, not a box.

Walk-in shower with white chevron-pattern acrylic walls and black fixtures — Walk-in shower
The chevron walls and dark metal make this shower feel chosen, not generic.

Walk-in shower with wood-look acrylic walls, a seat and a sliding glass door — Walk-in shower
Wood-look walls and a seat make this a shower you can actually linger in.

Walk-in shower with full-wall stone-look acrylic panels and corner shelves — Full Wall Acrylic Panel
The stone-look walls make this shower feel calm the moment you look at it.

Walk-in tub with the door open and a handheld shower — Walk-in tub
With the door open, a deep bath stops feeling like something you have to manage.

Walk-in shower with marble-look acrylic walls and a molded corner seat — Walk-in shower
The corner seat is there when you need it, and the marble look keeps the room hushed.

Walk-in shower with stone-look acrylic walls, grab bars and corner shelves — Walk-in shower
This shower feels steady underfoot, the kind of room you trust on a tired night.

Walk-in shower with white herringbone-pattern acrylic walls and a sliding glass door — Walk-in shower
A seat beside that herringbone wall makes the shower feel like a place to slow down.

Walk-in shower with marble-look acrylic walls and a black-frame glass door — Walk-in shower
Dark metal on pale stone makes the shower feel quietly luxurious.

Walk-in shower with white herringbone-pattern acrylic walls and stacked corner shelves — Walk-in shower
The pattern carries the room, so the shower already feels complete.

Walk-in shower with white subway-look acrylic walls, black fixtures and a window — Walk-in shower
The window keeps this bright shower from ever feeling shut in.

Walk-in shower with white patterned acrylic walls, corner shelves and a grab bar — Walk-in shower
A soft pattern on the walls makes the shower feel new without trying too hard.

Walk-in shower with marble-look acrylic walls, a black shelf and matte black fixtures — Walk-in shower
Matte black against pale stone feels like a small luxury you get to use.

Walk-in shower with stone-look walls, a built-in bench and a window — Walk-in shower
The bench by the window makes this shower somewhere you can rest, not rush.

Walk-in shower with stone-pattern walls, a grab bar, and the base visible — Walk-in shower
Through the glass, the shower stays part of the room, and that openness is a relief.

Shower with stone-look acrylic walls, a shower seat and a tall grab bar — Walk-in shower
The shower seat means you can take this shower at your own pace.

Walk-in tub with the door visible, next to a vanity — Walk-in tub
The door sits right beside the vanity, so a long soak no longer means climbing in.

White walk-in tub with the door open and a shelf on the wall — Walk-in tub
That low door turns a deep bath into something you can step into and stay.

Walk-in tub with the door open, a built-in seat, and stone-look walls — Walk-in tub
With the door open and a seat waiting, the bath feels calm instead of like a climb.

Bathtub with marble-look walls, a niche, and a grab bar — Bathtub
Marble-look walls around the tub make the room feel calm and a little more luxurious.

Bathtub with beige walls and a corner seat — Bathtub
A corner seat means you can take this bath slowly, instead of rushing through.

White bathtub with stone-look walls and a glass screen — Bathtub
Stone-look walls and the glass screen make this tub feel clean and quietly finished.

Bathtub with gray stone-look walls and corner shelves — Bathtub
Pale stone walls wrap the tub, and the corner feels simple and easy to live with.

Walk-in shower with marble-look walls, a window, and a low white base — Walk-in shower
Daylight through the window makes this shower feel open, bright, and finished.

Walk-in shower with marble-look walls and a low base — Walk-in shower
The pale walls and the low base make stepping into this shower feel easy.

Walk-in shower with white walls, a wood shower seat, and a window — Walk-in shower
The window and a shower seat make this shower feel like time you get to keep.

Walk-in shower with wood-look walls, frameless glass, and the base visible — Walk-in shower
Clear glass and wood-look walls keep this shower feeling open and calm.

Walk-in shower with stone-look walls, a molded seat, and a window with blinds — Walk-in shower
A seat under the window makes this shower feel like a place you can actually pause.

Walk-in shower with marble-look walls, a seat, and sliding glass — Walk-in shower
A seat inside the glass makes this shower feel roomy enough to slow down.

Walk-in shower with white herringbone walls and a black-framed glass door — Walk-in shower
Black metal on white herringbone makes the shower feel sharp and a little luxurious.

Walk-in shower with pale stone walls, frameless glass, and grab bars — Walk-in shower
Through the glass, the pale stone walls make the shower feel quiet and steady.

Walk-in shower with wood-look walls, sliding glass, and a white base — Walk-in shower
Wood-look walls and a clear base make this shower feel warm and easy to step into.

Walk-in shower with white herringbone walls and a glass enclosure — Walk-in shower
White herringbone behind clear glass makes this shower feel bright and calm.

Walk-in shower with white herringbone walls, a dark frame, and a window — Walk-in shower
A window over the white walls keeps this shower feeling bright, even with the dark frame.

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Case studies

Anaheim: tub out, walk-in shower in. (09/12/2026)
Montclair: a dated shower, rebuilt. (09/22/2026)

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