M.D. Construction Inc

Using a larger format tile is becoming a new trend. This 4x4’ porcelain tile was custom cut to fit this newly installed kitchen giving you a beautiful look without many joints.

Final results to this beautiful custom design powder room. #custombathroom #stainlesssteel #ottawadesign #marblesink

When one challenging luxury condo unit just isn’t enough, you take on another project! In this second unit we once again worked with George Pinto of Legacy Stone to take on this monumental task, as the master ensuite bathroom is completed using 10ft x 5ft porcelain tile panels. This glamorous bathroom features a walk-in steam shower, completely encased in porcelain panels. To go along with the steam shower, the shower also has built in body jets and a massive 2ft x 2ft rain head shower recessed into the tiled ceiling. The panels also follow the surrounding walls and provide the background to the bathtub area, with a built-in niche that is encased in the same porcelain panel material.

Two more completed bathrooms from the luxury custom condo unit we’ve been working on! The first set of pictures features the main bathroom, which is done completely in marble slabs. The floor and fully wrapped walls in this stunning bathroom show off the spectacular colours of the veins that run through the marble. The second set of pictures features the guest ensuite bathroom. The floor is done using a mosaic, composed of little black hexagon tiles. The walls are fully wrapped in the same marble that was used in the main bathroom.

Just a few more completed tasks from the custom condo we’ve been working on! The powder bathroom takes the same design concept as the master bathroom, but the black marble features more prominent white veins running throughout the slabs. The floor is once again composed of the pure white marble slabs. The fireplace face is done using only two slabs, measuring 11ft wide by 10ft high. It also features a mitered return to give the illusion that the fireplace has been carved int...o a block of the black marble. Since this is a condo, there was no avoiding some structural supports in the large open spaces unfortunately. Rather than leave the concrete column exposed, the black marble was again used to ‘cover it up’. The corners were all mitered and done with epoxy to continue the illusion that everything is one solid block of marble.