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White Subway Shower with Patterned Floor
White Subway Shower with Patterned Floor. The photographs are organized by visible installation progress or by their principal subject: shower wall & niche views; floor pattern & room threshold.
White Subway Shower with Patterned Floor — Shower Wall & Niche Views, view 1
Contractor Notes
Shower Wall & Niche Views — White Subway Shower with Patterned Floor. This angle establishes the relationship between the tiled surface and the surrounding room, complementing the closer views in this set.
White Subway Shower with Patterned Floor — Shower Wall & Niche Views, view 2
Contractor Notes
Shower Wall & Niche Views — White Subway Shower with Patterned Floor. This angle establishes the relationship between the tiled surface and the surrounding room, complementing the closer views in this set.
White Subway Shower with Patterned Floor — Floor Pattern & Room Threshold, view 1
Contractor Notes
Floor Pattern & Room Threshold — White Subway Shower with Patterned Floor. This view records a change of plane or perimeter, showing how the tile layout meets the adjacent boundary.
Detail crop from 20220728_143153.jpg — White shower rectangles meet broad window casing with short course-end pieces beside the trim and a shallow band above the frame
Contractor Notes
Detail crop from the original project photograph. White shower rectangles meet broad window casing with short course-end pieces beside the trim and a shallow band above the frame. Horizontal joints continue onto both side walls, allowing the opening placement to be compared with the surrounding grid. The crop focuses on the window instead of repeating the foreground patterned floor and equipment. It shows visible trim boundaries, not the concealed cuts or seals behind the casing.
Detail crop from 20220727_152958.jpg — Small hexagonal shower mosaic surrounds a black square drain opening, with shortened pieces meeting its straight sides
Contractor Notes
Detail crop from the original project photograph. Small hexagonal shower mosaic surrounds a black square drain opening, with shortened pieces meeting its straight sides. A contrasting untiled perimeter band separates the field from white wall tiles, and orange material remains exposed across the curb. Open joints and incomplete curb surfaces identify the construction stage. The crop retains the actual drain and perimeter geometry without treating unfinished boundaries as completed transitions.