Kitchen & bathroom remodeling
in Shelby Township

HomeWorks has documented different kinds of kitchen and bathroom work around Shelby Township. The examples below show what changed in each space and which choices made the project useful. Every home calls for its own layout and material decisions.

The documented kitchen project in the Diegel Farms area paired walnut-stained lower cabinetry with white upper cabinets. A large island was planned for storage, prep space, an induction cooktop, and seating. Quartz surfaces and layered lighting brought the working parts of the room together.

For a homeowner considering a similar layout, the questions are practical: where should the cooking zone go, how much island clearance is available, and which cabinets need easy everyday access?

A documented guest bathroom project in the Springhill area replaced an alcove tub with a walk-in shower. The original project description notes floor-to-ceiling white subway tile, a mosaic niche and shower floor, frameless glass, and a double vanity.

If you are thinking about removing a tub, consider who uses the bathroom, how the new shower will be accessed, and how storage will work once the layout changes.

In the Silent Woods area, the original site documented replacing a dated 12-by-12-inch tile floor with larger 24-by-48-inch tile in a home built in 1999. Tile size changes the look of a room, but the layout, substrate, transitions, and movement joints still need attention before installation.