Continuous flooring, without unnecessary transitions
Whenever practical, we install continuous flooring between rooms without doorway transition strips. The result is a cleaner appearance and fewer raised obstacles for robotic vacuum cleaners. Some layouts and products require transitions; we follow manufacturer installation and expansion requirements.
Murphy property — waterproof vinyl plank
This project was installed without transition strips between rooms. Click any photograph to enlarge it. The doorway views below highlight the uninterrupted flooring.
Living area into hallway — no transition stripsBathroom doorway — uninterrupted floorHallway into bedroomsClose-up of flooring detailBedroom and doorsCompleted living area
Before & after — Murphy property
Living room
Carpet replaced with waterproof vinyl plank
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After
Bedroom
New wood-look flooring
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After
Second bedroom
Matching flooring throughout
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After
Next flooring project
More project photographs coming
Additional homes and examples of doorway transitions will be added here as they are documented.
Door projects
Interior doors and finishing
Completed Murphy property door and trim photographs. Select any image to enlarge.
Closet doors and flooring
Closet and trim details
Hallway doors
Bathrooms · Completed work
Martha Project — Bathroom 1
A coordinated bathroom renovation featuring large-format white shower tile, a contrasting dark tile accent, a recessed shower niche, patterned hexagonal flooring, a double vanity, and botanical wallpaper. Select any photo to enlarge.
Project photo notes
These seven photographs show the bathroom after renovation, with a few taken while finishing work was still underway. The shower has a fixed glass wall, not a door. The glass wall was installed later by a different contractor; some photographs were taken before its installation. Glass installation is not represented as Snicket Workshop work. Before photographs may be added later.
Walk-in shower White wall tile, dark accent tile, and a fixed glass shower wall.Shower niche Recessed niche with coordinating dark tile accent.Toilet alcove Separate toilet area with compact storage and shelving.Double vanity Wood cabinetry, two sinks, black fixtures, and updated mirrors.Wallpaper detail Botanical accent wall with coordinated hexagonal floor tile.Vanity and flooring Double vanity and patterned hexagonal tile flooring.Bathroom overview Shower, vanity, and decorative finishes during final work.
Windows
Window projects
Space reserved for future window installation and repair photographs.
Creative projects · Customer-directed design
Your idea. A visual plan. A finished result.
Not every project fits a standard category. For this unusual request, AI-generated design illustrations helped visualize decorative panels on the two room-divider posts before the actual work was completed. The customer's preferences guided the result.
These three images document the real starting condition, an AI-generated design concept, and the finished project. The middle image is an illustration—not a photograph of completed work.
1 · Before (actual photo) Exposed plywood on both posts.2 · Design concept (AI-generated) Preview of the proposed decorative treatment.3 · After (actual photo) Completed customer-requested decorative panels.
Have an unconventional idea? We can discuss the details and use visual concepts to explore a possible result before work begins.
Doors →Interior doors, closets and trim
Bathrooms →Martha Project · Bathroom 1
Creative Projects →Customer ideas brought to life with AI design previews