Tile done right, from the membrane up.
Beautiful tile is only half the job — the half you never see is what makes it last. We waterproof first, then set tile with clean lines, tight joints, and finishes that hold up to Houston humidity.
Shower wall tile
Large-format tile gives a calm, seamless look with fewer grout lines — it needs flat walls and careful setting to avoid lippage. Subway tile is timeless and versatile; herringbone adds craft and movement. Handmade-look zellige brings texture and variation that flat tile can’t match.
Shower floors
Small mosaic tile rules shower floors: many grout lines mean grip underfoot, and small tiles follow the slope to the drain. Pebble and penny-round mosaics add spa texture. Slip resistance matters more than looks here.
Bathroom floors
Large-format porcelain with minimal grout lines makes small bathrooms feel bigger and cleans easily. Choose textured or matte finishes for slip resistance, and carry the same tile toward the shower for a continuous look.
Grout, sealers & finishing details
Epoxy grout resists staining far better than standard cement grout — worth it on light floors. Every corner where two planes meet gets flexible silicone, not hard grout, so seasonal movement never cracks it. Metal trim profiles give tile edges a clean, modern finish, and a tiled niche beats a plastic caddy for the life of the bathroom.
The Bathroom tile & finishes gallery
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Caring for your investment
Squeegee after showers, run the bath fan, clean with pH-neutral cleaners (harsh acids etch stone and grout), and reseal natural stone on schedule. Epoxy grout just needs regular wiping.
Questions, answered
Porcelain or natural stone?
Porcelain is the easy-care choice — durable, consistent, no sealing. Natural stone is gorgeous but porous and needs regular sealing, especially marble. We’ll help you weigh looks against maintenance.
What grout is best for showers?
Epoxy grout resists stains and moisture far better than cement grout, especially on light floors. It costs more up front and pays back in cleaning time.
Can you tile over my existing tile?
Sometimes, but only if the old tile is perfectly bonded and the added thickness works with doors and fixtures. We inspect first and tell you honestly — a proper tear-out with fresh waterproofing is usually the longer-lasting choice.
How much does bathroom tile work cost?
Depends on square footage, tile choice, and pattern complexity — herringbone and mosaic cost more in labor. Book a consultation for exact pricing — it’s free.
Inspired? Let’s design yours.
Consultations are free — no pressure, no sales games.
Book your on-site consultation.
Tell us the room, repair or idea you’re considering. We’ll use your answers to start the conversation and schedule a time.
Storm damage or urgent home repair?
Urgent repairs can be done. Call directly so we can understand the situation and discuss the next step.