Your Works In Progress Or Finished Pics

[Higher Standard Tile]

Beautiful work Jon and John.

[tiletime56]

A couple hundred ft. of glass tile in a pool I've been working on

[Chad Deiter Company]

So they plaster after the tile is done I didn't know that.

[jondon]

John, great layout on your shower with those niches and bands, paid off and the time to miter

Shaun, that is one amazing pool project you got going Can't wait to see it with water in.

Yes Phil, I am spoiled by the ESKs, seems almost every job I get now they want the floor heat and these make it easy for the slc

[XrayX]

Trench drain, the one you tile. Can u spot it? I know it's not a great pic.

[Kilauea]

Nice shower,Ray.Im assuming the drain is that mosaic deco on the floor.

These people must have strange tastes.The spicket sitting that low and aimed to the right.

[XrayX]

Adding space when an old foundation is in your way, make a shelf

[XrayX]

No the picture is just sideways. It's along the pluming wall.

[Floorit]

12x24 with 50% offset with ceramic base capped with Schluter Jolly in brushed nickel over Schluter Ditra and Warm Wire floor heat cable in Memphis TN

[Dan Kramer]

So Ray your a kiter? Glad you didn't get yourself kicked out here right away!
A little redundant but some killer work going down in here.

[RJW]

Did somebody put a tub in that shower?

[Chad Deiter Company]

Good catch Ryan that's weird

[Sprung831]

nah, that's just so you can while you are taking a shower

[Steve in PA]

I saw something new and different today. I had to go back and touch up a little SpectraLOCK...
The center of the shower head is a removable/ magnetic bluetooth speaker... pretty cool!

[MDtile]

I have wanted to show this house for awhile, not the best time for pics as everything is covered or it is so dark in the basement that not much can be seen with the flash on my phone.

This house is in Carmel, CA. The level of finish is way up there, and not what is seen too often. We start with the front. What's a house in Carmel without some Carmel limestone on the exterior?
Nice detail:

All the floors are tiled with tumbled limestone pavers. Everything is paper protected right now, but let's lift a corner and sneak a peak. The main floor is done in 24 by 30-48 random stagger. To get a perspective, the tile base is 6" tall:
The house has an elevator for its 3 levels.

Some interior details:
Massive antique limestone mantel from France.
Massive hand-hewn Oak beams/timbers are recycled from a Indiana church built in the 1830's.

All the staircases both interior and exterior are tumbled limestone: