
Handmade Zia Cement Tile with Walnut Trim
The handmade cement tile wraps the perimeter with wainscot detailing, capped with lightly stained walnut trim. The combination creates a warm, artisan feel that respects the home’s early-1900s character.

Queens Village Bathroom Remodeling
A once-abandoned project, thoughtfully completed with better flow, character-rich finishes, and lasting comfort.

Jim’s early-1900s Queens Village home had a cramped and outdated bathroom that needed a complete overhaul. Initially, he chose a lower-cost contractor, but after that contractor abandoned the project midway, he turned to Prime Craft Renovation to bring his vision to life. Despite the challenges, our team delivered a stylish and functional space tailored to his needs.
“We worked with Prime Craft to remodel a bathroom. They were excellent to work with. The quality of the construction work is high. Sam is very responsive and communicates effectively. We would trust them to do any other job for our home in the future. Highly recommended!”
Abandoned Mid-Project: The original contractor demolished the space, installed a window, then walked away—leaving Jim with an unfinished bathroom and a depleted budget.
Inefficient Layout: A poorly placed closet consumed valuable square footage in an already small bathroom, making the room feel even more cramped.
Historic Home Complications: The early-1900s home presented unique structural challenges that required careful planning and experienced problem-solving.
Outdated Heating System: A bulky boiler unit dominated the room and needed to be replaced with a modern heating solution.



The handmade cement tile wraps the perimeter with wainscot detailing, capped with lightly stained walnut trim. The combination creates a warm, artisan feel that respects the home’s early-1900s character.

The finished room gives Jim the comfort and function he wanted, with a freestanding tub, accessible shower planning, purposeful storage, and durable finishes designed for daily use.
The old boiler system was replaced with radiant floor heating that keeps the room comfortable without taking up valuable square footage.
Careful coordination allowed the plumbing fixtures to be relocated while protecting the surrounding areas of the home.
Removing the space-hogging closet opened the room and made space for the features Jim envisioned.
Start Your Project
Tell us what you want your bathroom to do and feel like. Our design-build team will help you understand the next step.