Custom tile and stone, set to last.
Showers, large-format porcelain, fireplaces and exterior stone for Denver homes. Laid out before the first cut and finished to the line.
Book a site visit Pictured: Cherry Hills Village residenceCustom tile and stone installation · Denver, Colorado
A small Denver crew that treats every wall like a slab of stone: laid out first, cut once, and set so the vein runs where your eye goes.
4.9
Average rating from 37 Google reviews
24
Years setting tile and stone in Denver homes
132
Showers, kitchens, fireplaces and more, completed
Our work · Cherry Hills Village
Every tiled surface, inside and out.
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Glass shower
Stair wall
Living room
Kitchen
Bar
Gym
Dressing room
Pool and spa
Covered patio
Terrace
More of our work
Showers, fireplaces, outdoor and commercial.
Calacatta-look shower
Book-matched slabs with a mosaic inlay
Patterned shower wall
Black and white geometric tile
Linear fireplace
Large-format porcelain surround and floor
Black tile shower
Pebble floor and stone bench
Stone archways
Hand-set natural stone walls and fireplace
Black marble surround
Veined marble with a mitered hearth
Primary bath
Stacked stone fireplace and porcelain floor
Outdoor kitchen
Travertine wall and porcelain floor
Travertine surround
Honed stone with clean mitered edges
Arabesque shower
Lantern mosaic with marble-look walls
Commercial restroom
Hexagon mirror mosaic over patterned tile
Carved stone mantel
Cast-stone surround, set and grouted
Marble shower
Natural stone with a floating bench
Front entry
Large-format pavers and stone cladding
What we do
One crew, from layout to the last grout line.
Showers
Curbless, steam, benches and niches on a waterproofed, flood-tested base.
Large format
Oversized porcelain and stone panels with veining matched across every joint.
Fireplaces
Surrounds and columns, mitered clean at every corner.
Kitchens
Full-height backsplashes centered on the window, hood and sightlines.
Feature walls
Book-matched stone, herringbone and mosaic for columns, stairs and accent walls.
Exterior stone
Terraces, walkways and cladding set for Colorado freeze and thaw.
All photos: Cherry Hills Village residence, tiled by Timeless.
Book a site visitHow it works
Four steps. No surprises.
The person who quotes your project is the person on site setting it.
- 1
Site visit
We walk the space with you or your designer and review the tile you have in mind.
- 2
Written quote
A clear price and a start date. Any change is priced in writing before the work.
- 3
Prep and layout
Substrate flattened, showers waterproofed and flood tested, every cut planned.
- 4
Install and walkthrough
Set, grouted and sealed, then walked with you before we leave.
In their words
★★★★★“We had very high expectations for our home, and Timeless Tile & Stone exceeded them. The craftsmanship is beautiful, the attention to detail is remarkable, and the finished result speaks for itself.”
Homeowner
Questions
Do you supply the tile, or install only?
Both. We can source and supply the tile and stone for your project, or install materials you have already selected with your designer or at a showroom. Either way, we advise on formats, quantities and setting materials before anything is ordered.
What areas do you serve?
The Denver metro area and the Front Range, plus mountain homes in Summit County and Eagle County. If your project is elsewhere in Colorado, ask. We travel for the right project.
How much does high-end tile work cost?
Every project is priced after a site visit, because size, tile format, layout and prep change the number. As a guide, our tile installation work typically falls in these ranges, with tile and stone priced separately:
- Custom walk-in shower$7,500 to $15,000
- Curbless or steam shower, large format or natural stone$12,000 to $25,000+
- Primary bath, floors, walls and shower$20,000 to $45,000+
- Fireplace surround, floor to ceiling$4,000 to $15,000
- Full-height kitchen backsplash$2,500 to $8,000
- Exterior terraces and pool decks$25 to $50 per sq ft
Mountain projects in Summit and Eagle counties typically run higher for travel and access.
Is large-format porcelain or natural marble better for a shower?
Large-format porcelain gives the look of marble with almost no water absorption, fewer grout lines and very little maintenance. Natural marble has depth no print can match, but it is softer, etches with acidic cleaners and needs periodic sealing.
Why does waterproofing matter so much?
Tile and grout are not waterproof on their own. A continuous membrane under the tile keeps water out of the walls and framing. Most failed showers fail behind the tile, not on its surface.
Do you work with designers and builders?
Yes. We review drawings and selections early, so layout questions are solved on paper instead of on the wall.
Book a site visit
Let’s walk the space.
A free site visit, an honest range, and one written price.
- Phone
- (720) 280-9553
- mike.timelesstile@gmail.com
- @timeless_tile_denver