After a LOT of prodding from my readers (the high-voltage was unnecessary, by the way) I have finally worked out a way for you to upload pictures of your projects. To upload your own photos and get your gallery here just visit our upload page (click here).
Below are galleries of reader’s projects. These will help everyone see what can be accomplished with proper techniques, some hard work and a little imagination. We want to see YOUR projects as well – don’t leave me hangin’ in the wind here. It will help everyone who may be stuck for design ideas, solutions to tricky layouts or simply a little inspiration which, let’s be honest, everyone needs at some point in every construction project.
This page is for my reader’s projects. If you want to see my work you can look at my mini-gallery up in the right corner there (refresh the page and the picture will change) or you can visit my professional site at Tile Art. They are not pictures I’ve stolen off the internet – I actually do this stuff. 
It’s great for design ideas, though.
I’ll show you mine if you show me yours! The slideshows will change photos every five seconds or you can just click on the photo to change to the next one.
Jane’s Bathroom Remodel
Jane’s bathroom is still under construction. I’ll add photos as she sends them.
A More Efficient workspace
First Coat Redgard
First Coat-Protected Tub
Final mudding
Construction photos by David
David's Photo
Jane's Bathroom-New copper plumbing stub-outs
Shower/tub enclosure
Ceiling
Jane's Bathroom-better pic of the pegboard repair on master wall
jane's Bathroom - New Skylight
Need to rotate this one, sorry.
Jane's Bathroom-Caulked shower
Jane's Bathroom-Caulked shower
Jane's Bathroom
Dave’s fireplace and kitchen
Photo of dave's fireplace project before tile
Photo of dave's fireplace project
Photo of dave's fireplace project
Photo of dave's fireplace project
Photo of dave's kitchen project before tile
Photo of dave's kitchen project
Photo of dave's kitchen project
Photo of dave's kitchen project
Photo of dave's kitchen project
Janet’s fireplace
Photo of Janet's fireplace project
Photo of Janet's fireplace project
Photo of Janet's fireplace project
Photo of Janet's fireplace project
Photo of Janet's fireplace project
Rick’s Shower
Last year Rick began a long and very laborious remodel on his shower. What he ended up with was nothing short of spectacular and I am seriously impressed with the end result. the base materials in the shower are travertine and onyx tiles. However, Rick also made his own white concrete accent tiles with glowstones and dolphin inlays. Not only that – he incorporated led’s and fiber optics in the shower itself! All the dark photos show the shower at night – the pinpoints of light are led’s drilled through the stone and the larger blue points of light are the glow from the glowstones. The led’s can be seen on the shower floor from inside the curb.
Rick’s project truly deserves an individual page – and if he ever gets the full description written up and sent to me I will do that. He was even kind enough to send me one of the insert tiles and soap dishes he made with the dolphins in them – very nice!
Heidi’s Bathroom
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, There are so many things wrong in this photo. No wonder it leaked.
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, The old shower is completely removed
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, Pre-slope
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, Niche
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, Trying to get everything and everywhere level and square.
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, The Niche is sloped towards the floor
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, Pre-Slope slopes as required and fairly flat.
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, Flood test - passed
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, The balloon stopper worked best for me
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, Roofing Felt for the moisture barrier
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, I kept in mind the water flow to the floor as I was placing the felt
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, The Bench. I forgot to allow for the finished width of the bench. I had to cut the curb tile, oh darn.
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, I bought the over-priced weep hole protector.
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, Taping and Mudding
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, Top Mud Bed. I was able to make the floor fairly flat by "rubbing" a sheet of the floor tile on the floor before it set. I was able to feel the bumps and dips much easier this way.
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, The Curb
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, You say the tile is the easy part. Not for me. It was more nerve-wracking because I wanted it perfect. Note: Do not install the large tile above the glass tile until the glass tile has set. The weight of the large tile messed up the spacing in the glass tile, only slightly; but I see it.
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, I used anything and everything to keep the tiles square
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, Slow but Steady
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, And it paid off. Look at those straight lines!
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, Looks Great! (If you do not look too closely.)
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, There is perfection!
Heidi's Downstairs Shower, To tie it all together, I added the glass tile as a back splash. Looks Great!!
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