Bagley Custom Interiors has done it again, but this time in a really big way. Here she has taken the Anticate Stained Bronzed Marco 2″x2″ and offset in with the Torreon travertine floor, in an amazing Queen Anne Highlands home.
A little side note, Bagley is not only the only interior designer on Installation Spotlight but she also recently became a featured designer at the Seattle Design Center. Good job Bonnie and keep the pictures coming we love them.
Kaizen tile and stone has done it again with a really daring and challenging design. Here they have taken the Brazilain Rust slate and cut it into 3″ strips, creating their own offset amazingly awesome mosaic. Good work, it looks great!

Another Installation Spotlight from the only interior designer to be featured in Intallation Spotlight, Bonnie Bagley. Here she has used 10×18 Fusion Brown on the walls of the entire shower. The reflective nature of the Fusion complements the complete glass surround and the lines lend themselves well to the spa-like feel of the room. Thanks Bonnie, it looks awesome.
Intallation spotlight this week comes to us from Riverside Interiors. Here they have taken the 24×24 leather looking tiles by Matouche, in the eleph tabac, and intalled them on a fire place for a very masculine but chic look. Love it!

Installation spotlight has usually consisted of installer pictures, but who’s to say designers can’t show off their work too? Interior designer Bonnie Bagley-Catlin, who has served over a 250 clients in the past 12 years, has certainly done wonders with the 18×18 Groove Canvas accented with the JC Ch 6 Crocker Gold Pebbles on the walls and JC Ch 6 Crocker Gold 1×2 Pacific Heights on the shower floor. Thanks Bonnie, for being our first designer on Installation Spotlight!
Unique and different installation pictures of our tile is why we started installation spotlight, and here is a prime example. Kaizen Tile & Stone threw the rules out the window and ended up with something beautiful. They used khaki, cashew and ginger in 3×6 skylights glass in a 40/40/20 mix giving the kitchen a modern yet still boarding on a classic look.


We don’t get many installation spotlight posts from our friends in Oregon so this is a treat. Here Roman Marble Granite and Tile used skylights glass grey stack as a band in a back splash with the 4×8 evolution bianco tiles. Looks great!

Darren Thomas from Art Tile did it again, with a fabulous install of Groove Lava 18×18 on the walls and Bali Black Island Rocks for the pan in a steam shower. Looks great!!