Tiling in Keysborough

KITCHEN SPLASHBACK TILING IN KEYSBOROUGH — REAL JOB PHOTOS

Three photos from the same kitchen in Keysborough — charcoal gloss subway tile splashback, shot at three stages of the job. This is what a kitchen tiling job actually looks like from first tile to finished kitchen.

The first photo is the splashback wall tiled and grouted — the floor still raw concrete, cabinetry not yet installed, power point rough-in visible bottom left. The tiles are done and the grout is set before anything else goes in. That's the right sequence — tile the wall first, then the kitchen gets built around it. The second photo is the finished result with the sink dropped in — dark stone benchtop, double undermount stainless sink, timber-look overhead cabinets, white base cabinets with brushed nickel bar handles, and the charcoal gloss splashback running behind the full bench. The third photo is the wide shot — the full run of benchtop from one end to the other, splashback wall to wall behind it, sink cut-out visible at the top right, grout bucket still sitting on the bench. The job is done, the kitchen is going in around it. Consistent grout lines, level courses, clean cuts at the cabinet edges — no lippage, no uneven joints, no shortcuts at the corners.

Full run

Wide shot — splashback wall to wall, full benchtop run, sink cut-out top right, grout bucket still on bench

Tiles done first

Splashback tiled and grouted before cabinetry — correct sequence, clean result

Finished

Sink dropped in, cabinets installed — splashback behind the full bench, grout lines consistent throughout