Professional Installations Without The Fuss Or Cost
The existing backsplash was tile, which had to be demolished. You don’t need concrete backer unless the tile will be in an area that regularly gets wet (shower, bath, floors). Continue reading “Emeryville Backsplash, December, 2018”
Attention! Don’t use gray mortar to get a ‘bleached’ look with whitewashed brick kitchen backsplashes. You want to use mortar, and you need to use a grout bag. Continue reading “Kitchen Countertops, Painted Cabinets, Brick Backsplash, Inner Sunset, San Francisco, 2018”
One of two kitchens in an Oakland duplex. This client didn’t want side edging for this unit but behind the stove, edging was used to ‘hang’ the glass ‘seafoam’ tile. Continue reading “Oakland Kitchen (2), 2016”
The challenge for the finish work here was that the walls were cinderblock. But that made the tile work easy. Continue reading “Oakland, Seafoam Glass Kitchen Backsplash, 2016”
Gorgeous kitchen with great light in Montclair California. The client had selected straited 12″ x 24″ Italian tile with a diagonal entryway around an island. Continue reading “Montclair Kitchen, 2016”