Map the room
Bring the room dimensions, photos and the shower, tub or vanity changes you would like to discuss.
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A room to reset.
From expressive mosaic to quiet shower tile, bring the whole bathroom into view.
Small details.
A different feeling.
The floor, shower, vanity and fixtures share a small space, so their relationships matter. A mosaic floor can give the room its character while simple wall tile and a natural wood tone keep the rest of the scheme balanced.
- Mosaic & floor tile
- Showers & surrounds
- Vanities & fixtures
Spaces & details
Texture, scale and light.
See how a bathroom changes when the materials are considered together.
Simple surfaces, considered together
Large pale shower tiles, white cabinetry and a warmer floor make a restrained palette in this bathroom project.
A compact room, resolved
A tiled tub surround, small vanity and restrained fittings make the most of a familiar bathroom footprint.
The pattern, up close
White floral pieces, soft gray insets and a defined grout line give this mosaic its rhythm. Compare the detail with the full-room view above.
A closer look
Let the floor lead.
The floral pattern carries across the open floor while the shower uses smaller mosaic pieces. Looking at the entire room helps balance the pattern with the vanity, tub and wall surfaces.
- Review the pattern across the full floor.
- Coordinate grout tone and tile scale.
- Plan the shower, niche and fixture positions.
Planning your project
From the first conversation.
Compare the details
Look at floor tile, wall tile, grout and fixture finishes as a set. Small samples need a whole-room context.
Plan the installation
Discuss preparation, waterproofing requirements and how the work around the shower and floor will be sequenced.
A few useful details
Before we begin.
Can mosaic be the main bathroom floor?
Mosaic can be part of the design. The specific tile, surface, grout and installation requirements need to suit the room, including wet areas. Bring the pattern you like so we can discuss it in context.
Should the shower tile match the rest of the room?
It can match or provide a quieter companion. Compare the scale, tone and grout lines together so the floor, shower and vanity feel connected.
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Keep the whole space in mind.
Bring your bathroom into focus.
Share the room as it is today, along with the tile and layout ideas you would like to explore.