Wet-area surfaces

Bathroom tiling and flooring with every detail considered

Good tiling is more than the tile itself. Layout, joints, edges, substrate preparation, waterproofing and drainage all contribute to a bathroom that looks resolved and performs properly.

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Contemporary bathroom featuring geometric wall tiles

A cohesive tiling plan

We consider sightlines from the doorway, tile module, grout spacing, niches, corners and fixture positions before installation. This reduces awkward cuts and helps feature tiles feel intentional.

Wall and floor tiles

Coordinated layouts for full-height walls, wet zones and floors, with tile size selected to suit the room.

Feature surfaces

Measured use of texture, pattern or colour to give the bathroom character without compromising the overall scheme.

Floor preparation

The surface beneath the finish is prepared as part of the wet-area system, including appropriate drainage falls.

Finishing details

Edges, junctions, grout colour and silicone lines are considered for a clean and maintainable result.

Tiling questions

Can large-format tiles work in a small bathroom?

Often, yes. The right answer depends on room geometry, drainage and the resulting cuts rather than room size alone.

How should I choose grout colour?

A close match creates a quieter surface, while contrast highlights the tile pattern. We also consider cleaning and long-term appearance.