Welcome to the Roberts Custom Tile & Stone project gallery, featuring our tile and stone craftsmanship across kitchens, bathrooms, floors, and specialty installations. Our gallery highlights the variety of materials, patterns, and design solutions we install in Shelbyville, KY homes — from classic subway tile backsplashes to luxurious marble countertops and meticulously set large-format tile floors.

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Why view our gallery


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Real examples

See how materials, grout choices, and patterns appear in completed projects to set realistic expectations for your home.

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Design inspiration

Explore combinations and layouts you may not have considered, including mixed-material installations and unique accents.

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Quality verification

Images demonstrate consistency in grout lines, edges, and overall finishing details that speak to our workmanship.

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Material context

View how porcelain, ceramic, glass mosaics, and natural stone function in real homes under actual lighting conditions.

Gallery categories

Kitchen Tile Projects

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Backsplashes: Full-height backsplashes, subway tile, patterned mosaic bands, glass tile features, and stacked stone backsplashes.

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Counter and island coordination: Stone counter back splash integration and tile-faced islands.

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Floor-to-cabinet transitions and thresholds.

Bathroom Tile and Shower Renovations

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Tiled showers with niches and benches: Waterproofing details hidden behind finished tile.

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Marble and stone vanities: Seam placement and edge profiles that accentuate natural stone.

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Accent walls and mosaic insets: Luxurious texture and focal points for master baths.

Tile Flooring Installations

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Large-format tile living area floors

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Porcelain wood-look plank installations showing natural variation and long-term durability

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Entryways and mudroom tile installations built for heavy use

Before and after of a renovated kitchen. Unfinished space on left, white cabinetry and dining area on right.

Tile Repair and Restoration

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Before-and-after photos with cracked grout replaced, broken tiles matched or replaced, and re-grouting rejuvenation.

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Efflorescence cleaning and stain restoration examples.

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Marble & Granite Work

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Fabricated countertops with under-mounted sinks

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Seam treatments and edge profiles in kitchen installations

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Stone floors and stepped installations demonstrating pattern planning

What to look for in gallery images

  • Consistent grout lines and even spacing: Indicates careful layout and attention to joint control.
  • Clean cuts around fixtures: Shows precision in cutting and finishing at outlets and faucets.
  • Proper slope in showers: Look for level visual cues and drainage design.
  • Seam placement in stone: Notice how veins flow across seams with careful planning.
  • Transitions to other floor types: Observe thresholds and reducers that create tidy transitions.

How gallery images inform your project decision

  • Material selection: View finishes and textures under light similar to your kitchen or bathroom.
  • Layout planning: Observe how pattern choices change the perception of space (e.g., diagonal tile can make a small room feel larger).
  • Grout choices: See the visual impact of grout color — matching creates seamlessness, contrasting emphasizes pattern.
  • Scale judgment:
  •  Viewing different tile sizes in actual settings helps determine what scale suits your room.

Design tips inspired by our projects

  • Use a focal feature: A mosaic band, niche with accent tile, or a vertical stack behind a vanity creates visual interest.
  • Scale matches room size: Large tiles work well in spacious open areas; smaller tiles provide more grip and nuanced detail in small showers and floors.
  • Consistent materials for flow: Extending a tile from one room into another creates a seamless flow and unified design.
  • Contrast with cabinetry:
  •  Light tile and dark grout or dark cabinetry with lighter stone top can create dramatic visual contrast.

Viewing and selecting from the gallery

Save images that align with your taste

Note tile sizes, patterns, and grout choices

Bring selections to your consultation

How to request project photos or references

We can share project photos or arrange references for similar projects in your area upon request. If you have a specific style you want to replicate, provide reference images and we’ll discuss feasibility, layout, and budget in a consultation.

If a gallery image catches your eye, Roberts Custom Tile & Stone can discuss how to adapt that style to your home. Call (916) 474-1435 to set a consultation where we’ll evaluate your space, provide material options, and quote the project.

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Seam placement and pattern matching

A responsible stone installation emphasizes seam placement that follows the natural flow of veins or pattern lines to achieve a cohesive appearance. We plan seam locations to be as inconspicuous as possible and to preserve focal areas of the slab.

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Edge profiles and customization


Edge profiles can dramatically change the look and feel of a stone countertop. We provide samples and mockups so you can see how edge choices affect the final aesthetic.

Eased edge

Clean, modern look

Beveled edge

Classical accent

Bullnose

Soft rounded edge ideal for safety

Ogee

A decorative, traditional profile for formal kitchens

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: How do you handle heavy stone slabs for installation?

    A: We use specialized lifting equipment and teams trained in safe handling procedures. We plan supports and reinforcement where needed for overhangs and island installations.

  • Q: How often should I seal my granite countertop?

    A: Depending on use and stone porosity, sealing typically ranges from annually to every few years. We test the stone and recommend a schedule.

  • Q: Can marble be used in kitchens?

    A: Marble can be used but requires more maintenance and care due to its tendency to etch and stain. Many homeowners still choose marble for its distinctive look and are comfortable with periodic care.

  • Q: Do you offer stone restoration services?

    A: Yes. We perform polishing, honing, chip repair, crack repair, and re-sealing to restore stone surfaces.

Contact and next steps

For marble and granite fabrication and installation, contact Roberts Custom Tile & Stone at (916) 474-1435. We’ll schedule an on-site templating appointment, guide you through stone selection, and provide a detailed installation plan.

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Or request an estimate by phone — we’ll follow up to schedule an on-site visit.

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