Today’s homeowners want bathroom designs that feel current but won’t look dated a few years down the road. That means “trend-proof trends”—styles with staying power that balance fashion and function. For remodelers, that translates into confident recommendations: guiding clients toward materials that look great today and will continue to deliver long-term satisfaction and value.
Featuring: Softcement Graphite
In addition, looking sleek and luxurious, large-format tiles and slabs in high-performance materials (like porcelain) simplify upkeep for homeowners of all ages and abilities. Paired with curbless showers, they’re a doubly smart choice for clients thinking ahead to safety considerations in their later years.
Featuring: Masterstone White Polished Porcelain Shower Kit
From Inspiration to Installation
When your clients are ready to remodel their bathroom, The Tile Shop can support you in helping them feel confident about their investment and their design and material choices.
If they’re not sure where to begin, a free design consultation is a great place to start. Our tile design experts will work with you to compare looks, finalize layouts, and create a tile selection sheet that keeps their vision aligned with your project plan.
As a member of our free Pro Rewards trade program, you can also order unlimited complimentary product samples on behalf of your clients.
Head to tileshop.com to explore all the ways The Tile Shop can support Pros like you in bringing beautiful spaces to life.
For contractors and remodelers, moving heavy appliances is an unavoidable part of the job. Refrigerators, ovens, washers, and similar loads often weigh hundreds of pounds, and without the right approach, they can quickly become a source of risk for both workers and clients.
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For years, residential remodelers have relied on manual methods to run their businesses. But with tighter margins and tougher competition, managing your business on whiteboards, paper, and spreadsheets can be a major liability.