8 photosNew Construction Bay Shore
1820 Lofts
Exterior and interior views trace this residential project from construction to finished living spaces.
Bay Shore, Long Island
Find a fresh starting point for your Bay Shore home.
Explore a real Bay Shore project, then consider what your own home needs: a different layout, more useful storage, or a coordinated interior update.
Planning your Bay Shore home
Look beyond the first impression.
At 1820 Lofts in Bay Shore, the photo collection moves from the completed exterior to kitchens, bathrooms, and a staircase inside. It is a useful reminder to look at both the overall space and its individual details.
Your own renovation starts with a different brief: the home you have and the changes you want to make. Compare circulation, storage, light, and maintenance needs before settling on a finish palette.
Bring the ideas back to your home.
- Identify the layout or storage problem behind each inspiration image.
- Note the rooms and systems that connect to the proposed work.
- Consider cleaning, upkeep, and the materials you use every day.
- List the decisions that need measurements or a site review.
Explore your project
From one room to a coordinated renovation.
Use these service guides to prepare for a conversation about your home.
Kitchen remodeling
Layouts, storage, cabinetry, lighting, and the details that make cooking and gathering easier.
Bathroom remodeling
Shower and tub choices, tile, ventilation, storage, and everyday comfort.
Full home renovations
A coordinated plan for connected rooms, shared systems, and finishes across the home.
Project photographs
A Bay Shore project, with more ideas nearby.
Start with 1820 Lofts in Bay Shore, then explore a separate Babylon renovation and Lloyd Harbor bathroom.
8 photos
18 photosHome Renovations Babylon
Babylon Home Renovation
From open framing to a kitchen, staircase, and living space with a different feel. Explore the renovation through finished details and work-in-progress photographs.
5 photosBathrooms Lloyd Harbor
Lloyd Harbor Bathroom
A glass shower, wood-look accent, and floating vanity create a bathroom with a clean, modern feel.
Good to know
Questions for your Bay Shore renovation.
Is the project pictured here in Bay Shore?
Yes. The hero photograph is from the 1820 Lofts Bay Shore collection. Other linked galleries have their own locations and are separate projects.
Can project photos help define our renovation?
Yes. Point out the details you like and explain why they appeal to you. A photograph can start the discussion, but your dimensions, existing conditions, and scope determine the design.
Do we need all of our finish selections before calling?
No. Start with your goals and any preferences you already have. Specific selections and allowances can be discussed as the scope becomes clearer.
Bring the right details to the first conversation.
Share your Bay Shore property address, the rooms involved, your main priorities, and any existing plans. Confirm project fit, current availability, and the next steps before planning around a start date.
Your next project
What would you like to change in your Bay Shore home?
Start with your town, the space you want to change, and what matters most to you. A project conversation is the next step.