Sage Green Vertical Finger Tile Vanity Wall in Ingram
This vanity wall in an Ingram home uses slim vertical finger tiles in a muted sage green set floor-to-ceiling in a vertical stack pattern. The vertical orientation makes the bathroom feel taller, and the narrow profile of the finger tile creates a fine-lined texture that reads as contemporary without being cold. The brass wall-mounted faucet and pendant light fixture were specified before tile selection began, which allowed us to coordinate the tile joint lines with the rough-in locations — a detail that saves awkward partial cuts around fixtures. The stone vessel sink on the wood floating vanity picks up the warm undertones in the sage glaze.
Project Details
- Service
- Bathroom & Shower Tile Installation
- Area
- Ingram, TX
- Materials
- Sage green vertical finger tile, warm white unsanded grout, coordinated with brass fixtures
- Scope
- Residential — single vanity accent wall
- Timeline
- One-day install
What We Did
Confirmed rough-in locations for wall-mounted faucet and pendant to coordinate with tile layout
Established a true vertical reference line from floor to ceiling before setting the first column
Set finger tile in vertical stack bond using white thin-set, maintaining 1/16-inch joints
Grouted with warm white unsanded grout and sealed after cure
For a distinctive vanity wall tile in Ingram or the Hill Country, reach us at (726) 900-1278.