Design Options

Shower walls in porcelain and engineered stone

For a high-end bathroom, the wall is the room. We build shower walls from large porcelain slabs, and from engineered-stone panels finished to resemble granite and quartz. Both are solid, refined surfaces — the opposite of an acrylic or plastic surround.

Porcelain slabs with very few grout lines
Engineered stone with the look of granite or quartz
Samples you can see at the Nashua showroom before we order

Pick your finishes in person

Tile, vanities, faucets and lighting are easier to choose when you can stand in front of them. Bring a photo of the room to the Nashua showroom and we will help you put together finishes that sit with the rest of the house — flooring, paint and fixtures included.

Subway tile, 12×12 slate, diamond pattern and accent trims
Vanities in single, 36-inch and double-sink sizes
Faucets, shower fixtures and hardware in matching finishes
Wall surrounds coordinated with the floor and fixtures
Low-profile curbs and neo-angle bases for smaller rooms

Other finishes

If a panel system is the right fit for a simpler wall, we can still show gloss, matte and slate-look panels at the showroom. For the bathrooms we design as full renovations, we start with porcelain slab and engineered stone.

Tub and shower conversions

Most New England homes shipped with a rectangular tub/shower combo. If the tub is not used, converting it to a walk-in shower is the change that does the most for the room. We will walk the existing layout with you before anything is ordered.