Jane Beiles
Example of a mid-sized transitional dark wood floor kitchen/dining room combo design in DC Metro with gray walls

Entryway - contemporary entryway idea in Las Vegas

Client: Private Residence In North London Brief: To supply & install sisal carpet flooring to room
Inspiration for a rustic bedroom remodel in London

Custom master bathroom shower Handmade custom penny tile shower floor designed and assembled by the homeowner
Alcove shower - mid-sized transitional master gray tile and porcelain tile mosaic tile floor and gray floor alcove shower idea in Phoenix with a pedestal sink, black walls and a hinged shower door

After the carpet is installed by The Carpet Guys Installers
Staircase - mid-sized carpeted straight staircase idea in Detroit with carpeted risers

David Duncan Livingston
Arts and crafts living room photo in San Francisco

This master bath in Chatham, MA features Mouser custom cabinetry and a marble slab countertop. Bliss glass & stone mosaic tile covers the shower wall and is mirrored behind the bath. All products are available at Supply New England’s Kitchen & Bath Gallery. Designed in partnership with Alice Duthie of Alice's Design and Robin Decoteau of our Yarmouth, MA gallery.

Home design - industrial home design idea in Albuquerque with multicolored walls

Waterfall - Transitional/flora design
Example of a transitional staircase design in Chicago

Anderson Tuftex Fetch Pet Friendly Carpet shown in the Oxford color | Available at Avalon Flooring
Trendy living room photo in Philadelphia

Entryway - modern entryway idea in New York

Lightstreams Gold Iridescent Collection Steel Blue, Bronze, Silverado Mix Builder: Jose Menjivar Photos by: Macduff Everton & Lightstreams
Minimalist pool photo in San Francisco

Older home in desirable Phoenix central core neighborhood gets Hall Guest / Family bathroom makeover. New materials and look pays tribute to American and French Industrial vibe influences, European Boutique Hotels and classical old world stone finishing seen throughout public spaces across Europe. The vibe is old world and warm but, the plumbing fixtures & lighting are 2019 new.

Example of a mid-sized classic wooden straight staircase design in St Louis with wooden risers

This Terrazzo tiled hallway at a property in Northampton was in a really bad state. It was heavily soiled and suffered from glue marks where the original carpet covering it had been removed. Additionally, there was some damage to the edges of the doorway, and a large crack in the floor running across the width of the hallway. Terrazzo is an interesting material, originally produced in Italy, that consists mainly of concrete with segments of marble and other stone interspersed and held together with a resin. Since Terrazzo is formed in this way, I explained to the customer that I would fill the crack along the floor and the small holes around the edges with concrete, before then using tile paint to match in the colours as best as possible. This would be the most cost-effective solution, which was ideal since the customer had a limited budget for the repairs. Before beginning the restoration, I tested a small area using a diamond encrusted burnishing pad, thereby giving the customer an indication of the type of results that could be achieved. With the customer pleased by the results, the job was booked in for the following week. To begin, Tile Doctor Remove & Go was applied to the floor and was left to dwell for ten minutes to soften the carpet glue and break down any old sealer. This was then scrubbed in to the tiles with a pad fitted to a rotary machine. To remove the remaining residue and marks in the particularly stubborn areas, I used a manual hand scraper. The entire floor was then wet vaxed to soak up the soiled cleaner and leave the area clean for burnishing. This was followed by the use of Tile Doctor diamond encrusted burnishing pads to polish the tiles, starting with a coarse grit pad, followed by wet vaxing and repeating the process with a medium grit pad and finally the fine grit pad to achieve the desired effect. I then installed a turbo dryer to dry the floor. I returned to the property once the floor was dry and carried out the repairs which had been discussed earlier with the customer (filling the holes and cracks in the floor with concrete), cleaning off any concrete residue before I finished for the day. Upon my return to the property the next day, I refined the polish on the floor even further by applying the extra fine grit burnishing pad. To finish off the three day restoration, I sealed the Terrazzo tiles using two coats of Tile Doctor Colour Grow sealer. As an impregnating sealer, Colour Grow soaks into the pores of the stone, protecting it from ingrained dirt. Colour Grow also contains colour intensifying properties, allowing it to enhance the naturally occurring shades in the stone, and therefore stopping it from appearing dull. This floor certainly was in a bad state, with damage as well as dirt to deal with, but I’m pleased to say that the work went a long way in transforming its appearance, leaving a very happy customer. Phil Vissian Northamptonshire Tile Doctor

Example of a minimalist home design design in New York

Staircase - contemporary staircase idea in Detroit