Inspiration gallery

One garage, every outcome

We planned a single sample garage four ways so you can see exactly what each package changes — and what it deliberately leaves alone. Every image is a concept render, labeled as such. As real projects complete, verified photos will appear here with the owner’s permission.

Before: the same garage before and after a Complete transformation

After: the same garage before and after a Complete transformation

Complete Garage Transformation on the sample garage. Concept render — not a completed customer project.

Before — concept render on a sample garage — **Before**A typical East Bay two-car garage: boxes, bikes, holiday bins, a sagging shelf and an aged slab. This is the starting photo for every concept below.

Signature Garage Makeover — concept render on a sample garage — **Signature Garage Makeover**Cleanout, hauling, two heavy-duty steel shelving units with labeled bins, bikes and chairs on wall hooks. Walls, floor and the single fluorescent fixture are untouched — by design.

Complete Garage Transformation — concept render on a sample garage — **Complete Garage Transformation**Warm-white paint, a sand-greige polyaspartic floor, a white steel cabinet run with an oak-top bench, slatwall for bikes and tools. The original light fixture stays.

White Glove · Home gym — concept render on a sample garage — **White Glove · Home gym**Finished and insulated walls, rubber floor tiles, mirror wall, rack and rower, a mini-split, linear LED lighting and cabinets for everything else.

White Glove · Showcase garage — concept render on a sample garage — **White Glove · Showcase garage**Large-format stone-look porcelain, floor-to-ceiling white and walnut cabinetry, walnut bench, linear and under-cabinet lighting, water heater enclosed.

White Glove · Workshop — concept render on a sample garage — **White Glove · Workshop**A long maple bench, French-cleat tool wall, lumber racks, a rolling tool chest, dust collection and task lighting over a forgiving coated floor.

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Renders on your own photos

The Studio keeps your camera angle, walls, doors and proportions and changes only what the package changes. The first render is free; five more are $29.

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