Twin Cities, MN
Mitered edges, no metal trim
The detail that sets high-end tile work apart: corners where two tiles meet in one clean edge, like a solid piece of stone.
How it's done
- Each tile is cut at a precise 45° angle, so two pieces meet at the corner in one clean edge.
- The pieces are joined and the seam is filled with color-matched epoxy.
- On marble-look tile, the veining is carried right through the joint, so the pattern flows around the corner without a break.
Where we use it
- Shower niches, curbs and benches.
- Outside corners on walls, fireplaces and half walls.
- Corner shelves and window returns.
Why it's better than trim
- No plastic or metal strips, just the tile itself, for a seamless, built-in look.
- It takes more time and skill than trim, which is why you mostly see it on high-end work.
Our work
Mitered Edges we've done
Questions
Common questions
Is a mitered edge as durable as trim?
Yes. The joint is bonded and filled with epoxy, so it's solid and finished.
Can you miter marble-look tile so the veining lines up?
Yes. We carry the veining through the epoxy so the pattern continues around the corner.
How do I get a price?
Use the free quote form or call 612-991-7000. Mitered edges can be part of any shower, niche, fireplace or wall project.
Ready to talk about your project?
Tell us what you're planning and we'll get back to you with a free, no-obligation quote.
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