
Shower & Bathroom Tile
Floor-to-ceiling walls, niches, benches and pebble floors, laid out before anything sticks.
Everything shows in a shower. Three walls meet at corners that are rarely square.
Shower & Bathroom Tile
Ceramic, porcelain, glass, marble, travertine, granite and engineered stone.

Floor-to-ceiling walls, niches, benches and pebble floors, laid out before anything sticks.
Everything shows in a shower. Three walls meet at corners that are rarely square.
Shower & Bathroom Tile
Subway, arabesque, mosaic and swirled tile, cut around the hood, the outlets and the counter.
A backsplash sits at eye level, right behind where you cook.
Every cut and every joint is in plain view.

Bath, kitchen, hallway, mudroom and basement floors, indoors and out, set over a flat base.
Tile is hard and it does not flex.
If the floor under it moves, the tile or the grout gives way.

Marble, travertine, granite and engineered stone tile, plus large slabs, with the veining planned.
No two pieces of marble match.
Veining, color and even the surface change from one tile to the next.

Tile for restrooms, entries, lobbies and shop floors, in ceramic, porcelain, marble and stone.
A shop, an office or a restaurant cannot always close for a tile job.
The floor also takes far more traffic than a house floor.
The range
Tap a pattern. Every photo is tile we set.




Set on the diagonal, so one crooked start shows in every row.
We run it on walls and floors.




Lantern shapes that lock together. Dark grout draws them; light grout quiets them.
Ask about arabesque

Big marble-look porcelain, with few grout lines and nowhere for a bad layout to hide.
Ask about large format

Long porcelain planks that read as timber and stay dry in a bathroom.
Ask about wood-look plank

Glass shows what is behind it, so the setting bed has to be as clean as the tile.
Ask about glass mosaic

No straight line anywhere. The trick is hiding where one sheet stops and the next begins.
Ask about river pebble
Black and white, on the diagonal. Start one square off center and every doorway shows it.
Ask about checkerboard
A wave panel framed in marble-look tile. The frame has to land square around it.
Ask about wave mosaic

Glossy squares with a little wobble, so each one catches the light its own way.
Ask about handmade look

Long swirled tile in a brick pattern, run up under a beam hood and lit from below the cabinets.
Ask about swirled subwayAmerican Tile installed a beautiful, glass backsplash in our kitchen. We had purchased the tile separately without Rodolfo’s advice, and we made an error in our selection of tile and grout combination. Rodolfo found the best solution, did the job (with great difficulty), made it right and we ended up with a gorgeous backsplash for Christmas entertaining. I would definitely call him again for our next tile project.
Extremely professional, clean and efficient they do an wonderful job in a timely manner!! Rodolfo is very friendly and professional!!

Service area
We are based on Beacon St in Framingham. These are the towns we work in most.
Across Greater Boston, just ask.
Call or text (774) 498-9736. Estimates are free.
Free estimate
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(774) 498-9736