Bathrooms · Before & after
Cloudy gray tile in an angled corner shower
Cloudy gray veining gives this corner shower a continuous surface across two tiled walls. The earlier view records preparation; later photographs show the tile, angled threshold and black fittings while the surrounding room remains unfinished.
- Broad rectangular wall tile with cloudy gray veining
- Angled tiled threshold and square floor drain
- Black square showerhead and control
The project in pictures
From preparation to tiled surfaces
The earlier photograph shows red-coated wall and floor areas inside the corner shower. The later views record the tile and fittings in place. Exposed ceiling board and unfinished surrounding walls remain visible, so this sequence documents the shower installation rather than a completed bathroom.
Veining, grout joints and the inside corner
Broad rectangular tiles carry cloudy gray, pale and warm-toned markings across the two wall planes. Straight grout joints divide the surface into horizontal courses. Close views show how the pattern meets at the inside corner and how narrow edge trim outlines the entrance. For a similar layout, consider the tile courses and corner cuts together.
An angled threshold and cut floor pieces
The raised tiled threshold follows the angled front of the shower. Larger floor pieces are cut around the square drain, creating visible joints across the floor. A black square showerhead and control contrast with the veined walls. The detail photographs let you compare the floor cuts, threshold returns and fixture placement before planning a similar shower.