Question 1

Why do you work with both homeowners and design professionals?

Accepted Answer

Tile murals for homeowners, architects, and designers are often the same project types at different scales. We take into account each project's specific requirements and provide expert guidance to deliver the right materials and service — whether it's a single kitchen backsplash or a large architectural installation.

Question 2

What's the difference between your indoor and outdoor tile processes?

Accepted Answer

Interior murals typically use a glazed, lower-temperature process suited to backsplashes and bathrooms — bleach-safe and washable, but not intended for prolonged direct sun exposure. Outdoor and high-exposure installations use a kiln-fired process engineered for UV stability and long-term weather resistance. Kiln-fired tile is also used indoors for active surfaces like countertops, or in high-traffic or vandalism-prone settings such as schools and public libraries, where added durability matters most.

Question 3

How does the process work, from image to finished installation?

Accepted Answer

We start with your artwork, photo, or design concept, followed by proofs and technical coordination for larger projects. Once approved, tiles are fabricated and shipped with an installation guide, or coordinated directly with your installer or design team.

Question 4

Do you handle small residential projects as well as large commercial installations?

Accepted Answer

Yes — from a single kitchen backsplash to large-scale hospitality and public art installations. Project size doesn't change our attention to image quality or durability; it changes lead time and coordination needs.