Porcelain was chosen over natural stone for stain resistance. The panels return into the window reveals with mitred corners, so the edges read like solid stone.
Project overview
The look of stone, without the maintenance.
A stone-look porcelain splashback that continues into the window reveals, in an open-plan kitchen and dining space.
Project scope
- 01Stone-look porcelain splashback
- 02Window reveal returns
- 03Appliance surround cuts
- 04Mitred corners
How the work is done
A controlled sequence, not guesswork on the wall.
Every stage is checked before the next begins — the finish is only as good as the work underneath it.
- 01
Assess the substrate
Check flatness, junctions, fixtures and wet-area readiness before the layout is committed.
- 02
Set out the complete room
Balance tile courses and control visible cuts, corners and transitions.
- 03
Fix and align
Maintain adhesive transfer, consistent joints and alignment across adjoining surfaces.
- 04
Finish and inspect
Complete grout, movement joints, silicone and a final cleaning check.
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