Bathroom Tile in Kingston & Plymouth, MA
Bathrooms tiled around the way you use them.
A bathroom is used up close every day, so the tile has to look right from the doorway and from the tub. Straight courses, balanced cuts at the corners and niches that line up with the tile are what make the room feel finished.
The scope, clearly.
ED'S Tile & Floors tiles tub surrounds, bathroom floors and bathroom walls, with trims and edges chosen to match the rest of the room.
Tub surrounds
Tile surrounds for alcove and drop-in tubs, with niches and shelves where they're needed.
Bathroom floors
Floor tile from classic mosaics to large patterned tile, laid out from the room's main view.
Bathroom walls
Wall tile with consistent joints and clean terminations at windows, doors and ceilings.
Niches & trims
Recessed niches aligned with the tile courses, finished with trim or tile returns.
Decisions worth
making early.
These choices shape the finished result. We walk through them with you during planning.
- 01Where the tub surround stops: at the tub edge, the ceiling or a set height on the wall.
- 02Niche size and position, so it lines up with the tile courses and fits what you store.
- 03Floor layout direction, centered on the doorway view or the vanity.
- 04Trim finish on edges and niches to match fixtures and hardware.
From the project gallery.
Bathroom Tile
questions.
Common questions about bathroom tile.
Yes. Tub surrounds are among the bathroom projects in ED'S portfolio, including surrounds with recessed niches and corner shelves.
Yes. Many bathrooms pair a floor tile with a different wall tile. Your selections and how they meet are reviewed together during planning.
Niche edges can be finished with a trim profile or a tile return. The finish is chosen during planning to work with the fixtures in the room.
Ready to transform
Tell us about the room, the tile or flooring you have in mind, and your timing. We'll take it from there.
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