We:Refinished the kitchen cabinets with a modern gray, replaced hardwarePainted the kitchen and bathroomAdded vanity and new faucet in bathroom, replacing a wall-mounted porcelain sinkRefinished the bathtub and shower surroundThe resulting unit was better than anything else in this working class neighborhood, matching the quality of nearby slightly more expensive town center (mall, restaurants, etc.) neighborhoods. 

I prefer impervious porcelain tile floors in my bathrooms and kitchens.

Purchase price: $220,000 Cash invested: $650,000 Sale price: $1,110,000 This stunning sun-drenched home features exquisite crown moldings, millwork, and exceptional finishes throughout.

Sun-drenched four-level home recently built in 2004 features five bedrooms, 2.5 exquisite bathrooms, and exceptional finishes throughout.

This stunning sun-drenched home features exquisite crown moldings, millwork, and exceptional finishes throughout.

And wants to use smaller tiles...not the 12x12 porcelain I wanted.

Looks like slab porcelain but I’m guessing not based on your $3k figure!

Last surround I did was 6x12 porcelain "travertine look", because the bath had other pink/tan features.

Replace porcelain tile $75.00 ea.

We have modernized the entire home- no carpets wood stairs, porcelain wood grain tile throughout .