Custom tile showers, built from the studs out

What we build

Walk-in showers and tub-to-shower conversions in porcelain, natural stone and large-format slab.

• Slab walls — few or no grout lines, like the green onyx shower above.
• Recessed niches sized and placed so their edges land on grout lines, not across the middle of a tile.
• Built-in benches and ledges wrapped in the same material.
• Floors in pebble, penny-round, mosaic or large tile with a linear drain.

The part you don’t see

What decides whether a shower lasts is underneath the tile: the slope of the floor to the drain, the waterproofing behind every wall, and how the niche and valve openings are sealed. That’s where the time goes on a good shower.

Choosing tile for a shower

Porcelain is the low-maintenance choice and now comes in convincing marble, onyx and wood looks. Natural stone is beautiful but needs sealing. Small tiles on the floor give better grip and follow the slope; large tiles on the walls mean fewer grout lines to clean. We’ll give you an honest opinion on what you’re considering.