Gray Concrete-Look Bathroom in Westminster
This Westminster bathroom used a 24x48 matte gray concrete-look porcelain on both the walls and floor, creating a seamless tone-on-tone effect that reads as a single material throughout the room. Matching wall and floor tile is visually cohesive but requires careful planning because the floor tile needs to be set with more texture or anti-slip finish than the wall tile, even when they share the same face pattern.
The shower enclosure uses a glass partition with a matte black frame, and we coordinated the tile layout so the shower tile runs continuously with the main bathroom wall tile at the same height and joint alignment. This required starting both installations from the same reference line and working outward in both directions simultaneously.
Project Details
| Service | Bathroom & Shower Tile |
|---|---|
| Area | Westminster |
| Materials | 24x48 matte gray concrete-look porcelain (walls and floor, different slip ratings) |
| Special | Continuous tile alignment between shower and main bath |
| Scope | Full bathroom and shower retile, multi-day install |
What We Did
Demo existing tile, waterproof shower enclosure with Hydro Ban membrane
Established shared reference line for wall tile in both shower and main bath areas
Set wall tile simultaneously in both areas to maintain alignment across the glass partition
Set floor tile with anti-slip rated porcelain, grouted all surfaces with matching gray grout
When the tile runs continuously from one area to another, the planning work is what makes it look like one decision rather than two separate projects.
