Bathrooms & Wet Rooms
Refined bathroom tiling and wet room surfaces for calm, durable interiors, with careful attention to layout, waterproofing, alignment, edge finishing and everyday use.
Bathrooms ask for a balance of precision and daily resilience: waterproofing, falls, transitions and surface detail all need to feel resolved.
Bathroom Surfaces
A well finished bathroom depends on more than the tile itself. We consider how each surface meets the next: shower walls, floors, niches, vanity areas, splashbacks, corners and transitions.
Our approach is precise and material-led, creating bathroom surfaces that feel clean, calm and built to last.
See our recent tiling and porcelain projects or Request a quote for a wet room or bathroom tiling project in London.
Wet Rooms
Wet room tiling needs to be planned before the first tile is placed. Waterproofing, falls, drainage position, tile setting-out, grout lines and edge detail all affect how the finished room performs and how calm it feels.
For London bathrooms and shower spaces, we shape porcelain surfaces around both the practical movement of water and the visible finish: clean planes, balanced cuts and details that feel resolved from floor to wall.
Large format tilingBathroom Tiling
Bathroom tiling can bring walls, floors, shower areas and vanity zones into one quieter composition. Large format porcelain is especially useful where the brief calls for fewer visual breaks, surface continuity and a more refined bathroom finish.
We consider alignment, tile format, edge treatment and the way porcelain meets brassware, mirrors, niches and bespoke porcelain sink areas, so each surface feels intentional rather than simply covered.
Technical Detail
Wet rooms need careful preparation beneath the final finish. Tanking, falls, drainage position and thresholds are considered together so water moves correctly and the finished porcelain surface feels calm and precise.
We plan details around shower zones, niches, wall-to-floor transitions and the visible setting-out of the tile, giving waterproof performance and a refined luxury bathroom finish.
Porcelain Bathrooms
Large-format porcelain can be used for bathroom walls, floors and shower areas where the tile, substrate and layout are suitable. Fewer grout lines help create a quieter surface and a more continuous visual finish.
For London wet rooms, the large format approach works best when porcelain slabs or tiles are set out around drainage, brassware, corners and edge details from the beginning.
If you want a seamless-looking finish, see our microcement alternative London page for large-format porcelain bathroom and wet room surfaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Wet room tiling costs in London depend on the room size, tile or porcelain format, substrate condition, tanking requirements, drainage details and finish level. Share dimensions and photos and we can advise on the right route.
Yes. Wet rooms need a suitable waterproofing system, often referred to as tanking, before tiling. The exact system depends on the substrate, room layout and shower area.
Timelines vary by preparation, tanking, tile format, drying times and the complexity of cuts or details. A compact wet room may be quicker than a full luxury bathroom with large-format porcelain surfaces.
Yes, where the tile, substrate and layout are suitable. Large-format porcelain can create calmer wet room surfaces with fewer grout lines and cleaner visual flow.
Enquiries
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