custom installation welfleet ma

We had a great time working on this project. Matching 37 custom interior windows with 2"x2" mosaic tiles in two baths and kitchen! We also created 2 custom table tops in Jade that were bottom lit on the side tables in the master bedroom

Check out our new 1x1's!

this project was done for a client's vacation home on Lake Michigan. It all started with a glass of  pomegranate juice..we were asked to match the color and we were crazy enough to try!

All lined up and ready to go!

Don't they look gorgeous?....good enough to drink!

That is Heather...packing up the tiles used to line the floor

Installing the tiles!

Our expert installer ....hard at work!

The finsished product!...

notice how the floor tiles and the backsplash tiles match the curtains...wish we could take credit for that...but we have to credit the owner for that accomplishment!

Yesterday I visited Storm King Art Center at Mountainville NY. It was great! Noguchi, Goldsworthy and de Suervo amongt many other grea

t sculptors in a fantastic setting...would definitely recommend the visit  www.stormking.org and check this out. The Hudson Valley was beautiful, too!... if anyone knows of nice tiles stores out there, please let me know!!!

In this project the customer wanted to reflect the understated, soft tones of the kitchen. We suggested 3x6 subway tiles in Champagne Bubble, Tender Fern and a custom color. These were accented with 2x2's on diagonals over the stove top... picture framed with 5/8" Champagne Bubble, half round liner tiles.

In this lovely home we were asked to enhance the look of the backsplash, done in 3x6 Tender Fern subway tiles, with custom cast glass shelves on top of the counter backsplash. Wow, they came out great, even if we do say so ourselves!!!! Check out the photos

We matched the natural colors of this granite counter top with 3 colors; Sahara, Scorched Sand and granite!...check out the color palette on our website to see all 28 colors...

Thanks to City Arts in Providence RI for sharing this photo of the mural they assembled using some of our glass tiles!...What a great job...check out their website at Providencecityarts.org