Replace the handles with cups, as shown, and the do a subway tile backsplash.

Lowes has some quite pretty tub walls that look like subway tile and that might save money over tiling but we always tile and use mosaic accents, but sometimes just in the niche.

I think they may have offered a white subway but not sure.

It's not always a choice but it can be.This is an actual searchable title - "There are 6 ways to get from Glendale to Santa Monica Pier by train, subway, tram, bus, taxi, car or towncar"I used to get my kicks in San Diego.

The rehab was completed primarily by me and my brother-in-law, which included: -Bathroom remodel (porcelain tile flooring after repairing damage to subfloor, repainting, new hardware on sink and shower) -Kitchen remodel (repainting of cabinets, new cabinet hardware, new floor, subway tile backsplash, refinished countertop) -New flooring in all but the bedrooms (Lifeproof hardwood vinyl planking) -Painting/wall repair throughout houseThe process took us just about 2 months overall to do on our own, but we made it!

The rehab was completed primarily by me and my brother-in-law, which included:-Bathroom remodel with new flooring/hardware-Kitchen remodel with repainted cabinets/new hardware/refinished countertop/subway tile backsplash-New floors in all but the bedrooms (the carpet was still serviceable)-Repainting/wall repair throughoutThe property also has a 1-car garage and a fairly large fenced-in yard.

Certain locations you have opportunities to throw in a monthly bus/subway passes to tenants, or local pool or gym.

If you work in Boston, try staying somewhere outside the city with easy access to subway system (Malden, Melrose, Quincy, Braintree, etc.) and if the prices are too high and outside your comfort zone, start looking at areas with easy access to a commuter rail stop - this will give you a larger geographic option to consider.If I can help answer any questions you have in further detail, please don't hesitate to reach out via direct message.

Wallpaper removal, carpet removal, refinish original hardwoods, etcBedrooms - new drywall, paint, trim, carpetBathroom - gutted and added new everything with vinyl plank floors, shower niche, recessed lights, exhaust fanKitchen - refinished original cabinetry, added new cabinetry, granite countertops, subway tile backsplash, open shelving What was the outcome?

I think you have too many colors (gray/blue walls, brown cabinets, steel refrigerator, black/steel stove, gold/cream floor and door, white subway tile with a dark grout, and what appears to be a white and blue or gray countertop) competing with each other.