Tile & Shower Installation in Boise

Tile showers

Shower walls, recessed niches, built-in benches and accent stripes are all part of the tile plan. Think about where you reach for shampoo, whether you want somewhere to sit, and how the glass and fixtures will meet the tile.

Ask which waterproofing system will be used behind the tile. It matters as much as the tile you can see. For a full bathroom update, start with bathroom remodeling.

Tile floors

Bathrooms, entries, mudrooms and laundry rooms all benefit from a hard-wearing floor. Large-format tile needs a flat subfloor, and small tile on a shower floor adds grip. See flooring installation to compare tile with LVP, laminate and hardwood.

Backsplashes

A backsplash is one of the quickest ways to change a kitchen. Bring the tile you are considering and a photo of the counters, outlets and cabinets it needs to work around.

Plan the tile before it goes up.

• Tile size, pattern and where the layout starts.
• Grout color and joint width.
• Niche and bench locations in the shower.
• Edges and transitions: trims, corners and where tile meets paint, wood or glass.

Tile questions

Can you tile just my shower?

Yes, you can ask about a single shower, floor or backsplash without planning a larger remodel. The team will confirm what the existing surfaces need first.

Do I need to choose tile before contacting you?

No. Share photos of the space and any tile you like. If you have already bought tile, include the product details and quantity.

Boise and the Treasure Valley

Interiors of Idaho serves Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa, Caldwell, Kuna and Star. Include your city and the kind of work you have in mind when you get in touch. For a home farther away, ask the team about your location before planning a visit.