
Zellige-style tile and brass
Glossy cream zellige-style tile run to the ceiling on three walls, a hex-mosaic niche trimmed in brass, and brass fittings over a white tub.

Every bathroom below is one our own crew finished — real tile, real glass, photographed on the job. Point at the one you want and we price that build at a single walkthrough.
Every picture here is a job our own crew finished in San Antonio, shot on site. Drag the row. If one of them is the bathroom you have been picturing, that is the whole conversation — we price that build.

Glossy cream zellige-style tile run to the ceiling on three walls, a hex-mosaic niche trimmed in brass, and brass fittings over a white tub.

A dark wood vanity under marble-look quartz, a round brass mirror and a three-light brass fixture against glossy zellige-style tile — and the owner in the mirror, because he took the photo.

Marble-look tile run full height around the tub, a round gold-framed mirror, matte black fittings and a white quartz vanity.

An emerald green double vanity under a marble top, gold gooseneck faucets, backlit mirrors and a wide black hex floor.

A black industrial-framed enclosure over white herringbone tile and a patterned mosaic pan, with a built-in emerald linen tower alongside.

Black marble-look porcelain slabs with gold edge trim, a matte black freestanding tub, a floating vanity with a black vessel sink, and twin crystal ring chandeliers.

Marble-look porcelain to the ceiling with a dark geometric mosaic band, gold-framed glass, a floating bench and a gold linear drain.

A three-dimensional sculpted tile wall behind the fixtures, large-format grey porcelain on the sides, frameless glass, a square rain head and a double niche.

Frameless glass on bronze rollers, a gold rain head, two tiled niches and a penny-round pan — the freestanding tub set on penny-round beside it.

Vertical white subway to the ceiling, a black-and-white basketweave niche and back wall, black fittings and a built-in bench.

The full basketweave wall, the bench, and the charcoal floor tile running out past the glass.

A frameless glass corner shower in travertine-look tile with a glass-mosaic niche and oil-rubbed bronze fittings, next to a fully tiled tub deck.

Red waterproofing membrane over the tub deck, tile going on top of it with leveling clips. Mid-job, and the last time anyone lays eyes on the layer that decides whether it leaks.
No renders and no stock photography on this page. Every photograph is work Raging Bull Contracting finished, shot on the job.
“Most people don’t need a designer. They need to see the bathroom they want, know what it really costs, and trust the crew that builds it.”
Rey Trevino · Owner, Raging Bull Contracting
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