Our Projects Now
The gallery below is a sample of kitchens, baths, living rooms, and exteriors completed by TJW crews. Each project began with a constraint: a narrow galley, a leaking shower, a dark family room, a façade that no longer matched the care inside.
We photograph in-progress conditions as carefully as finished rooms. That archive helps the next homeowner see how tile meets a window, how an island clears a walkway, and how paint color behaves in north light.
Browse the work, then tell us which rooms feel closest to the change you want. We will outline a similar sequence adapted to your house — not a copy of someone else’s floor plan.
A narrow kitchen trapped cooking against a blank wall. We relocated the range, added a working island, and aligned new windows with the existing roof structure so daylight reaches the sink. Cabinets were built in two heights to hide a bulkhead instead of fighting it. The family now plates dinner facing the yard instead of a backsplash.
The original shower leaked into a closet below. We opened the assembly, replaced the liner with a bonded waterproof system, corrected the slope, and specified large-format porcelain that needs fewer grout joints. A recessed niche and a longer vanity returned storage that medicine cabinets never provided.
Three rooms had three floor heights and three species of wood. We leveled, chose a durable plank that could run through kitchen and hall, and detailed stair nosings so the house finally reads as one story. Paint colors were selected after the floor was down, not before — the sequence that keeps undertones honest.
