Boynton Beach / tile + finishes

Two Bathroom Renovations in Boynton Beach

Large-format tile, a circular mosaic shower floor, painted surfaces and cabinet installation across two bathrooms in the same home.

LocationBoynton Beach, Florida

RoomsOne tub bathroom and one shower bathroom

Overall projectAbout one month, including the bedroom refresh

The scope

One Home, Two Distinct Bathrooms

The work combined demolition and removal of worn finishes with large-format tile, a mosaic shower floor, painting and cabinet installation.

The same Boynton Beach project included wall repair, painting and engineered wood flooring in the primary bedroom. The combined work took about one month. That is the history of this project, not a promised turnaround for another home.

Removal of old tile, selected finishes, and installed components
Large-format tile on floors and bathing-area walls
Black-and-white circular mosaic on the walk-in shower floor
Localized wall repair and surface preparation
Painting of walls, ceilings, baseboards, doors, and trim
Assembly and mounting of vanities, sinks, mirrors, storage, accessories, and finish hardware

Condition to completion

A Documented Transformation

The photo set records the original cracked flooring, installation work, and finished rooms.

Cracked small-format bathroom floor before renovation — BeforeCracked small-format flooring documented before removal.

Finished walk-in shower with dark large-format tile and circular mosaic floor — AfterLarge-format tile and the circular mosaic create a clear, finished focal point.

The work

From Removal to Final Details

Step 01

Remove & Assess

Old finishes and selected installed components were removed so the existing surfaces could be prepared.

Step 02

Prepare & Lay Out

Floor and bathing-area surfaces were prepared and the large tile layout was organized around each room.

Step 03

Install & Finish

Large-format tile and the patterned shower mosaic were installed with careful edges and transitions.

Step 04

Complete the Rooms

Repaired and painted surfaces, vanities, mirrors, storage, accessories, and hardware completed the scope.

Removal and installation

The Work Behind the Finished Tile

The photo sequence includes old finishes, floor installation, the tub surround and mosaic work.

Old shower and floor finishes during removal in the Boynton Beach bathroom — RemovalThe existing shower and floor before the new tile installation.

Large-format bathroom floor tile being installed with spacing clips — FloorLarge-format pieces fitted through the narrow room.

Circular mosaic shower floor during installation — MosaicThe circular pattern fitted around the shower perimeter and existing drain.

Large-format tile installed across three walls of the tub surround during the work — Tub surroundWall-tile progress around the window and corners.

Bathroom 1

The Completed Tub Bathroom

Dark tile connects the floor and bathing area, with gray painted walls and mounted vanity storage.

Finished tub bathroom with dark tile and gray painted walls — Room viewThe tub room with its completed wall and floor finishes.

Tub bathroom vanity and storage mounted against the painted gray wall — CabinetsVanity, storage and the painted wall finish.

Finished large-format tub surround with fitted tile around the window — Tile detailThe finished surround, corner and window edge.

Bathroom 2

The Completed Shower Bathroom

Large-format walls contrast with the circular shower-floor mosaic and coordinated cabinet finishes.

Completed Boynton Beach shower bathroom with vanity and mosaic floor — Room viewThe shower, vanity and storage together.

Finished large-format bathroom floor leading toward the mosaic shower — Floor finishThe transition from large-format floor tile to the mosaic shower.

Mounted vanity drawers and mirrored storage in the shower bathroom — StorageMounted vanity and mirror cabinets with the painted door alongside.

Large-format shower wall tile above the circular mosaic floor — Shower detailTile pattern and edges beside the circular floor mosaic.

Finished shower bathroom: a short, silent walkthrough of the tile and mosaic.

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