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Tilers for Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Northamptonshire

Look closer.

Good tiling shows in the cuts, the corners and the joints. Domestic, commercial and natural stone, finished to stand up to a proper look.

  • Free survey and written quotation
  • Snagging and handover included
A marble bathroom with lantern mosaic walls, a marble inlay set in a black border, and a basketweave mosaic floor.
Plate 1. Marble bathroom: lantern mosaic walls, a black-bordered inlay and a basketweave floor. Select a marker to look closer.
Close-up of a marble inlay laid within a black marble border, the border corners cut at a mitre.
Marble inlay in a black border, the corners mitred.
Close-up of a marble-lined niche set into a lantern-shaped mosaic wall.
A marble niche set cleanly into the lantern mosaic.
Close-up of a basketweave mosaic floor running up to a black marble border.
Basketweave mosaic running tight to the border.

Pattern book

Geometry, fitted to the room.

Pattern is unforgiving: one slipped line shows from across the room. Here are five from recent installations.

  • Black and white octagon-and-dot floor mosaic with a stepped black border.
    Octagon and dotVictorian mosaic through an entrance and hallway
  • A floor inlay of pale quarter-circles set in dark marble squares with grey borders.
    Quarter-circle inlayBathroom floor, laid in two tones
  • A large black and beige chequerboard stone floor.
    ChequerBlack and beige limestone
  • Dark green glazed herringbone tiles around a recessed shelf.
    HerringboneDark green ceramic with a recessed shelf
  • A shower wall tiled in vertical green and white stripes.
    StripeGreen and white, floor to ceiling

Recent work

Recent installations.

Photographed on site and shared as each job is finished. There is more on Instagram and in the photo galleries.

A marble wet room with black vertical tiles, a round window, and a stepped platform with a hexagon mosaic floor. Recessed niche, built into the wall tiling. Marble dado rail and pencil trim frame the wall. Stepped shower platform, with a precision-cut hex marble floor.

Domestic · Wet room · Marble

Black and white marble wet room

East Hampton white and black marble, with a marble dado rail and pencil trim to frame the room. Every line, joint and transition set by hand.

Stone
White and black marble
Floor
Hexagon mosaic, precision cut
Detail
Dado rail, pencil trim, niche, stepped platform
The stepped shower platform in black marble, with a pale hexagon mosaic inset.
The stepped platform and hex mosaic.
A dark bathroom with large-format veined porcelain wrapping from floor to wall, and a floating shelf holding a black basin. Mitred shelf edge: sharp, with no trims. Large-format porcelain, laid so the veining carries on from floor to wall.

Domestic · Bathroom · Porcelain

Dark porcelain bathroom

Large-format porcelain wrapping from floor to wall, with a mitred floating shelf: sharp edges, clean lines, no trims. Just precise cuts.

Tile
Large-format porcelain, dark with fine veining
Detail
Mitred shelf, floor wrapped to wall
A walk-in shower lined in dark veined porcelain with a brass handset.
Walk-in shower.
The whole dark bathroom seen from the door, with the basin shelf beneath a sloping ceiling.
The room from the door.
A utility room with deep green glazed herringbone tiles running the length of the wall above an oak worktop and washing machines.
Utility room: deep green glazed herringbone, run the length of the wall.

Domestic · Kitchen and utility

Splashbacks, in herringbone

A pattern that rewards care at the corners. Herringbone fitted right across the kitchen and carried around the corner, set against blue units.

A terracotta herringbone splashback running around the corner of a kitchen with navy blue units and a white worktop.
Kitchen: terracotta herringbone against navy units.

Services

What we tile.

Three kinds of work, one team, and a free written quotation for each.

  1. Domestic tiling

    Kitchens, bathrooms, wetrooms and every room in between.

    A bathroom with vertical oxblood tiles, a brass-framed shower screen and a terrazzo-style floor.
    Spaces
    Kitchens, bathrooms, en-suites, wetrooms, utility rooms, conservatories, stairs, patios and swimming pools.
    How we work
    Free, detailed quotations. We can follow your drawings or pictures, or advise on the tile and the layout.
    Ask about domestic tiling
  2. Commercial tiling

    Restaurants, pubs, shops and showrooms, on time and to budget.

    A pub interior with a terracotta-style porcelain floor leading to a timber bar.
    Spaces
    Restaurants and pubs, shops and showrooms, changing rooms, commercial kitchens and bathrooms, and new-build houses.
    How we work
    We cost tenders and provide references. Supply and installation, including over underfloor heating.
    Ask about commercial tiling
  3. Natural stone flooring

    Stone that looks as good as it should, every time.

    A grand room with a cream limestone floor set with black diamond inserts.
    Stone
    Bath or Cotswold stone, marble, limestone, travertine, sandstone and granite, including stone from around the world.
    Surfaces
    Floors, walls, worktops, staircases and pool surrounds, in period and contemporary homes.
    Ask about natural stone

“From start to finish the service provided has been second to none, the tiling is faultless and the job was done in an efficient, professional and precise manner.”

Charlie Donaldson Client review, as published on dmtiling.com

Hundreds of projects for homes and businesses, and many clients come back for the next one.

Where we work

Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Northamptonshire, including Oxford, Banbury, Bicester and Brackley.

Get in touch

Tell us what you're tiling.

Call for a free survey and written quotation, or send a few details and we'll come back to you.

  1. SurveyWe visit, survey the room and send a free written quotation. No obligation.
  2. ChooseBring drawings or pictures and we'll follow them. Or ask for advice on the tile and the layout, and we can help source tiles that are hard to find.
  3. LayYou're kept informed throughout, so you always know what happens next.
  4. Hand overWe carry out any snagging, give advice and hand the job over properly.

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