Mix Up the Tile for the New Bathroom

by Peter Bales | 26th January 2012

I can go on and on about all the different ways to do tile.  That may be one reason I enjoy laying tile so much.  It lets me express my creative side.  Even if a client has all the tile picked out, I get to create the layout and imagine the final product and all [...] Read More

A Creative Banister with Oak Handrail

by Peter Bales | 27th November 2011

Sometimes it’s easy to get stuck in a rut and do a banister the same every time.  You can go and buy stock pieces off the shelf that will look nice, but it will also look like about every other banister you see out there.  These clients wanted something different for their home in the [...] Read More

Cedar Shakes Accent A Porch Dormer

by Peter Bales | 25th November 2011

I’m a big fan of cedar shakes shingles. There is something cool about a building product that is just a piece of wood that shaved off a tree and nailed to your house. They aren’t square or perfectly uniform which means they tend to give your home a splash of creativity. Often a dormer on [...] Read More

Handmade Tiles for a Fireplace Hearth

by Peter Bales | 11th October 2011

There are a multitude of choices of tile or stone for your next project, but if you want something completely unique you might look at using handmade tiles.  That’s what this homeowner chose for her fireplace.  This home in the Belmont-Hillsboro neighborhood is full of old house character mixed with the homeowner’s own wonderful taste [...] Read More

Tile to Ceiling for a Luxurious Surround

by Peter Bales | 9th October 2011

The old tile surround at this Green Hills condo was not in good shape.  Water had gotten behind the tile in the corner and damaged the surface below, which turned out to be drywall.  Somewhere along the way the tile in this area had already been replaced.  You can tell because the tiles don’t really [...] Read More

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