Rebecca Collins

Tuxedo Park, Atlanta, GA

“We wanted a frameless shower enclosure for our primary bathroom renovation in Tuxedo Park. The clear glass keeps the marble walls visible, and the brushed brass hardware ties everything together. The finished design feels modern without losing the character of our home.”

Andrew Fletcher

Chastain Park, Atlanta, GA

“Our walk-in shower needed a custom glass panel because the opening wasn't a standard size. We wanted something simple that wouldn't distract from the tile. The finished enclosure fits the bathroom's design and gives the shower a much cleaner appearance.”

Nicole Patterson

Brookhaven, GA

“We replaced our old framed shower door during a bathroom update in Brookhaven. The new sliding glass door makes better use of the limited space near our vanity. We also like how the chrome hardware works with our existing fixtures.”

Brandon Whitaker

Milton, GA

“For our bathroom renovation in Milton, we chose low-iron glass because we wanted the natural stone to remain the main feature. The glass looks clear against the light tile, and the minimal hardware keeps the overall design from feeling crowded.”

Danielle Mercer

Virginia-Highland, Atlanta, GA

“We wanted to replace our dated shower enclosure without changing the entire bathroom. The new glass door gives the space a more current look, and the matte black handle matches our faucets. It was a straightforward design change with a noticeable visual difference.”

Gregory Lawson

East Cobb, Marietta, GA

“Our shower remodel in East Cobb included a new glass enclosure to complement the porcelain tile. We wanted a practical design that would be easy to clean and fit the space properly. The finished look is simple, bright, and well coordinated.”