That depends on the manufacture of the subway tile and how uniform the edges and individual sizes are - the more exact the tiles, the cleaner the lines will be. If I misunderstood your question, please let me know.

I was wanting to know the size of the subway tiles you used in the wall of the shower - thanks!

thanks so much - the shower is beautiful! Love your work

Johnathan, I have seen this in some other pictures, but never explained well enough . I want to replicate this in my new shower, but I'm wondering what sheet sizes you used here. Were they full think sheets specific for each wall or did yall have seems?

Just found my answer. I think I can speak for all of and say thank you for explaining every detail so well!

What is the ceiling? Is it wood?

The ceiling like the walls are 1x8 ship lap fabricated from Poplar wood with a 1/8" space between each board. This type of wood is commonly used for paint grade interior finish work. The area inside the shower is Corian fabricated to match the wood walls on the left and right.

that's great....but I'm trying to understand how the wood would stand up on the shower walls?

The wood on the ceiling will not be a problem as long as there is proper ventilation and the painter did a great prep job using proper primers and finish paint suitable for wet locations.

What color is the corian? How was it attached to the walls? I love it! Thank you!

What color is the corian? How was it attached to the walls? I love it! Thank you!

How does the expense of using corian on the walls compare vs marble?

Is the shower floor marble?

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Jonathan. Thanks so much for sharing the details. I love the shower!

Love this look!! Thank you so much for explaining how you did it! Amazing!!!