When choosing tiles for your bathroom, you will need to consider the following factors:

• The size of the bathroom
• The style of the bathroom
• The type of tile

When we plan out your project, our in-house designer can go through a variety of options with you and help you make an informed decision that fits your needs.

Ceramic and porcelain tiles are constructed differently. Ceramic and porcelain are both made of clay and water, but porcelain contains clay minerals that are denser, such as quartz and feldspar. Due to this, porcelain tiles are more dense and less porous. The less porous nature of porcelain makes it more durable. Unlike standard ceramic, it is less likely to chip, and it can even withstand freezing and thawing conditions.

Porcelain can be installed in high-traffic areas since wear and tear are less apparent. If the surface chips or wears, ceramic tile can have a very noticeable red or brown colouration.

To withstand foot traffic, appliances, furniture, etc., floor tiles are made thicker and harder. Many of them have added texture to reduce the risk of slips.

Wall tiles are usually thinner, smoother, and more delicate. Moreover, it is much slicker when wet, which is one reason why wall tiles are not recommended for flooring use.

This is the fun part! You can see and compare different flooring options at our showroom in Mississauga. We can source any flooring you want as long as it is on the market!

Tile is the most popular choice for bathrooms. In particular, porcelain and ceramic tiles are great choices for bathrooms. Compared to other hard surfaces, tile flooring is durable, waterproof, available in a variety of colours, and generally less expensive. If you’re unsure about which option will be best for you, our in-house designer can steer you in the right direction!

It’s time to get creative when your bathroom is limited in space. By changing the flooring, you can maximize the style potential and flow of the room. Visually expand the space by continuing the same type of tile from floor to ceiling. Alternatively, you can remove the curb from the shower and use the same tile throughout the main floor and shower. The colour, size, and material of your flooring will quickly elevate the value of your home, making you forget that you ever had a small bathroom.

Top 4 choices for bathroom countertops include granite, marble, quartz, and laminate.

Granite bathroom countertops: Hard, durable material that comes in a variety of colors. It is often used in kitchen countertops because it is heat and scratch resistant. Granite is also a popular choice for bathroom countertops because it is easy to clean and does not stain easily.

Marble bathroom countertops: Soft, porous stone that can stain easily. It is often used in high-end bathrooms because of its luxurious look. However, marble is also susceptible to scratches and should not be used in areas that are regularly exposed to water.

Quartz bathroom countertops: Hard, non-porous stone that is resistant to staining and scratches. It comes in a variety of colours and patterns, making it a popular choice for bathroom countertops. Quartz is also easy to clean and does not require any special maintenance.

Laminate bathroom countertops: Man-made material that is heat and water-resistant. It comes in a wide variety of colours and patterns, making it a popular choice for bathroom countertops. Laminate countertops are also relatively affordable compared to other materials like granite and quartz.

Of course! We will invite you to our showroom in Mississauga where you can see the various options available. It is always easier to choose when you can physically see the different materials. Our interior designers will help you every step of the way to ensure you choose the best countertop for your needs.

No problem at all! Having worked with reputable vendors and manufacturers in Canada for years, our vast network allows us to source any countertop as long as it is on the market!

When choosing a custom vanity unit for your bathroom, you will need to take into account the size of your bathroom, as well as the style and colour of the unit. You will also need to make sure that the unit you choose is compatible with the type of sink you want to use. Our bathroom renovation experts will be there to guide you through the whole selection process.

The three most common materials for vanity units are wood, laminate, and plastic. Wood is a popular choice because it is durable and can be stained or painted to match any decor. Laminate is also a popular choice because it is durable and comes in a variety of colours and styles. Plastic is the least expensive option, but it is not as durable as wood or laminate.

There are a variety of different types of bathroom countertops you put with your vanity, including granite, marble, and quartz. Each has its own unique benefits and drawbacks, so it’s important to choose one that will best meet your needs. Granite is a popular choice because it is durable and visually appealing, but it can be expensive. Marble is also beautiful but can be fragile, while quartz is both durable and affordable.

It is not necessary to attach bathroom vanity units to a wall; however, wall-hanging vanity units are the most popular. For small bathrooms, the vanity unit may need to be mounted on the wall because of limited space.

There are a variety of bathroom vanity units available to suit any bathroom, including freestanding vanity units in modern and traditional styles.