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Complete tiling of a family home. Wood-effect tiles were laid on an uncoupling membrane in the living areas, while the bathroom features a walk-in shower, textured wall tiles and bespoke tiled niches.

Tiling the bathrooms and entrance steps of a new family home. The black-and-white 3D tiles were laid with precise alignment and decorative profiles, with careful attention to the details.

Complete tiling as part of a family home renovation. Laying the hexagonal tiles was particularly challenging because of variations in their dimensions.

Green and light surfaces with gold-coloured details. The patterned feature continues across the wall and concealed toilet cistern. A wall-side linear drain serves the shower, with three floating tiled shelves on the opposite wall.

The aged look is intentional: every tile has a factory-distressed finish. Blue-and-white decorative tiles complement the blue-green bath surround, white wall tiles and hexagonal floor. The joints were finished with epoxy grout.

At the client’s request, we laid the rustic wall tiles in this Kecskemét family home without levelling clips to preserve their handcrafted character. Outdoors, limestone-effect tiles were laid over waterproofing.

The roof terraces were fitted with made-to-measure artificial grass, carefully cut around walls, railings and drains. Formerly bare surfaces became green, usable spaces for relaxing.

The same wood-effect tiles run from the floor onto the stairs of this home in Solymár. We integrated LED profiles into the steps. The outdoor stairs were finished with 2 cm thick tiles.

We tiled these bathrooms in Alsónémedi with 60 × 120 cm tiles. Floor joints continue precisely up the walls, with mitred edges creating a consistent overall look.

This was more than a tiling job: we completely remodelled two bathrooms and a toilet. We removed the old walls, built new ones for the revised layout and tiled all three rooms. The shower also received a built-in wall niche and a tiled floating seat. The before-and-after photographs show how much the space changed.

In Mende, we tiled the kitchen splashback with rustic metro tiles, continuing through the narrow spaces between the windows. The entire floor received wood-effect tiles, with an uncoupling membrane installed beforehand for a reliable build-up.

We tiled the stairs with terrazzo tiles and mitred every edge. Epoxy was used for both the joints and mitres, creating a consistent, durable surface.

We tiled the bathroom with 60 × 120 cm tiles. We suggested the practical three-compartment wall niche, keeping essentials within easy reach in the shower.

Tiling three bathrooms in a family home in Telki, including ten built-in wall niches. We used mitres at the niches and all external corners for a clean finish without edge profiles. The many careful cuts and precise joints define the character of these bathrooms.

A Budapest apartment with 120 × 120 cm large-format floor tiles. The curved bathroom walls required meticulous work: every ribbed tile had to be fitted precisely to the curve. An unusual design with a distinctive result.

Bathroom and toilet tiling, plus a kitchen splashback, in a Biatorbágy home. We used 60 × 120 cm tiles throughout, paying particular attention to alignment and junctions. The shared format ties the three rooms together.

Tiling two bathrooms in a family home in Szár, with two built-in wall niches. In the smaller bathroom, vertical and horizontal tiled bands around the concealed toilet were brought forward and finished with mitred edges. Space behind these features is reserved for concealed LED profiles to highlight the design.

Outdoor tiles during installation.

The material and texture of the wall tiles.

A tiled toilet cistern wall with wood- and stone-effect surfaces.

A tiled cistern wall and decorative surface during installation.