A room for your daily routine
Bathroom remodeling
A bathroom that feels considered in every detail.
A beautiful bathroom comes together through the relationship between its surfaces—the tile layout, the shower niche, the finished edges, and the way one wall meets the next. True Set Tile brings Eli's 30 years of tile experience, developed in Europe and New York City, to bathroom projects in your home. Whether you are updating a shower or planning a broader remodel, we will talk through the room and the work involved. The scope, estimate, and timing are confirmed before work begins.
Plan Your Project
A CONSIDERED APPROACH
Bring the room together, surface by surface.
Consider each surface in relation to the room. A tile update and a broader remodel start with different priorities; the agreed scope makes those priorities clear.
Shower walls and niches
The position and framing of a niche affect how it sits within the wall. In the blue bathroom, its patterned backing connects with the band above the shower.
Floor and wall relationships
Look at the room as a whole when considering tile across walls and floors. Pattern, direction, and the points where surfaces meet all shape the result.
Borders and finishing details
A border can define an opening; aligned joints can carry a layout around a corner. The close-ups below show both details in the blue bathroom.
A tile update or a broader remodel
A shower or floor can be the focus on its own. For a wider bathroom project, we clarify all included work, including any necessary basic plumbing or electrical work.
THE DETAIL VIEW
A niche worth a closer look.
Choose a numbered detail, or read the notes alongside.
DETAIL 01The cream and dark blue motif appears inside the niche and in the band above the shower. That repetition connects the recessed feature to the wider room.
The light border separates the niche from the blue wall tile. It gives the opening a clear outline within a strongly patterned surface.
To the right of the niche, horizontal joints meet at the corner and continue along the adjoining wall. The alignment carries the layout across both surfaces.
BEFORE & AFTER
Downstairs bathroom, before & after.
Drag the divider or use the slider below. The photos show different viewpoints; choose Before or After to see either full image.
THE EXPERIENCE BEHIND THE WORK
A practiced eye for the details.
Eli's 30 years in the tile industry span Europe and New York City. That background informs the attention to layouts and finishing details at True Set Tile.
Meet Eli, owner of True Set TileFROM FIRST IDEA THROUGH THE WORK
Know what comes next.
Tell us what you want to change.
Share the room or surface, what you would like to keep, and what you hope to change. An initial idea is enough to begin.
Work through the details.
Discuss your priorities, the space, and the work the project involves. Any finish selections you already have help inform the conversation.
Confirm the plan.
Agree the scope, estimate, and timing before work moves forward, including what is and is not part of the project.
Stay informed as the work progresses.
We manage communication with you throughout the project, from the initial discussion through the work itself. You can expect professional communication at each stage.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
A few good questions.
Practical answers to help you plan your next step.
Can we discuss tile work without remodeling the whole bathroom?
Yes. Custom tile work is our primary service. Tell us whether you are considering a shower, floor, niche, or a broader bathroom update.
Can my shower include a recessed niche?
A niche can be part of the discussion. The wall conditions, location, size, and tile layout need to be reviewed before it is included in the agreed scope.
Does bathroom remodeling include plumbing or electrical work?
Basic plumbing or electrical work may be included when necessary for your bathroom project. We clarify the exact work and what is included before starting.
What affects the estimate for a bathroom project?
The surfaces you want to change, measurements, existing conditions, and the work involved all inform the estimate. Photos help start the conversation; the scope and any preparation needed are clarified before an estimate is confirmed.
How long will my bathroom project take?
Bathroom projects can range from a few days to multiple weeks. The work involved, existing conditions, and material availability affect the schedule. We discuss timing for your project before work begins.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR SPACE
Start planning the bathroom you have in mind.
Tell us what you want to change and what matters most to you. We will talk through the project and establish the scope, estimate, and timing before work begins.
Plan Your ProjectCall (518) 488-3029