01OPEN CONDITIONS
The kitchen opened up
The ceiling and portions of the walls were opened, making framing, insulation, utilities, and the conditions behind the previous kitchen visible.
Visible evidence: opened ceiling and wall areas
Kent home / kitchen + primary bathroom
This record follows work in the kitchen and primary bathroom of the same Kent house. The rooms are organized separately without turning one property into two projects.


01 / KITCHEN SEQUENCE
Seven NABS photographs preserve the kitchen sequence from the opened ceiling and field measurements through close-in, installation, and completion.
The completion photograph is cropped only to remove the adjacent living-room furniture from the composition. The construction result itself has not been retouched or changed.
01OPEN CONDITIONS
The ceiling and portions of the walls were opened, making framing, insulation, utilities, and the conditions behind the previous kitchen visible.
Visible evidence: opened ceiling and wall areas
02FIELD MEASUREMENTS
Field markup records dimensions of 160, 52, and 38 inches over the opened kitchen so the measurements remain connected to the conditions they came from.
Recorded in image: 160 in / 52 in / 38 in
03DRYWALL CLOSE-IN
Drywall, taped joints, ceiling planes, and recessed-light openings show the kitchen moving from exposed construction toward installation.
Visible evidence: drywall, taped joints, ceiling openings
04PAINT + PREPARATION
The walls and ceiling reached a later surface condition while the room remained open for the installations that followed.
Visible evidence: prepared surfaces and open installation area
05MATERIAL STAGING
Cabinetry and packaged materials were staged after the major surfaces had been closed and prepared.
Visible evidence: packaged materials staged in the room
06CABINET INSTALLATION
White cabinetry was installed along the kitchen walls as the prepared room moved toward its completed configuration.
Visible evidence: wall and base cabinetry being installed
07KITCHEN COMPLETION
The completion view shows white cabinetry, the island, countertops, appliances, pendant and recessed lighting, and finished flooring without the adjacent living-room furniture in frame.
Visible result: completed kitchen photographed
02 / PRIMARY-BATHROOM SEQUENCE
Five NABS photographs keep the open walls, heated-floor preparation, tile layout, vanity installation, and completed bathroom together inside the same Kent home record.
The completion photograph was cleaned only to remove construction dust and smudges, protective film on the mirrors, and the photographer reflection. The room, materials, fixtures, and construction result were not redesigned or replaced.
01OPEN WORK
Wall areas around the tub and shower were opened, exposing framing, plumbing paths, and the conditions that had to be coordinated before finishes returned.
Visible evidence: open framing, plumbing, tub, and shower area
02HEATED-FLOOR PREPARATION
The orange floor membrane and heating-cable layout are visible while the shower and wall areas remain open for continued work.
Visible evidence: floor membrane, heating cable, and open shower work
03TILE INSTALLATION
The floor installation shows the dark central tile field, lighter border, and layout being assembled over the prepared floor.
Visible evidence: tile layout and installation in progress
04VANITY INSTALLATION
Floor tile is in place, wall tile is progressing, and the vanity cabinet has been set while the room is still an active work area.
Visible evidence: floor tile, wall tile, and vanity installation
05BATHROOM COMPLETION
The completion view shows the finished shower enclosure, tub, double vanity, mirrors, lighting, wall tile, fixtures, and bordered floor installation together in one room.
Visible result: completed primary bathroom photographed
03 / EVIDENCE BOUNDARY
04 / START WITH THE PROPERTY
Tell NABS what is not working, which rooms are connected to the problem, and what the finished home needs to support.