Est. 2011 · Prague & Central Bohemia Tiles · flooring · mosaics

Tiles
worth looking at
up close.

Bathrooms, kitchens, large formats and small mosaics. We lay (cake, browse) in one rhythm — joint follows joint, cut fits into the corner. We prefer one job done properly rather than three done hastily.

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13years by water and joints

380+completed bathrooms

1 mmlevel tolerance

Bathroom — large format 60×120 01 / signature

What we
lay

Five types of work, one approach: measure the substrate, plan the format so that unnecessary cuts are not visible, and grout only after the adhesive has fully cured.

01 Bathrooms From rough construction to the last silicone. Waterproofing, floor sloping to the drain, tiling and flooring in one continuous line.

02 Kitchens Backsplash that doesn't hit sockets or the hood. The grout line continues exactly where it should — around corners and windows.

03 Large formats 120×120 slabs and longer strips. Substrate leveling, full-surface bonding and stress-relief system — no hollow spots or cracking underfoot.

04 Mosaics Glass and ceramic. Shower enclosures, niches, decorative bands and custom tiling. Where others run out of patience, we usually begin.

05 Terraces & exterior Frost-resistant tiles on pedestals or in adhesive, sloped planes and drainage. So water runs off and tiles survive winter after winter.

Formats we
work with

Format is not a detail — it determines how many joints you see and where the cut falls. We choose it for the space, not based on what's in stock.

120 × 120Large format

60 × 120Rectified slabs

30 × 60Classic tile

20 × 20Terrace & retro

5 × 5Mosaic

Each format requires a different adhesive thickness, a different notched trowel and a different joint width. We solve this before the first tile arrives — on paper and in our heads, so no cutting blind.