Design ideas for niches
Built in Shampoo niches
Schleuter, mitered, slab bottom, single level, multi level, bullnose, flat polished (solid body porcelain, or not).
Schleuter jolly edge niche all 4 sides. Big subway.
Available in multiple finishes. Can be used with any tile. Back matches the shower pan floor.
Mitered porcelain top and sides. Bottom is slab.
Can be done with solid body porcelain.
This is solid body porcelain tile. It is flat polished. Sides& top hidden
Can be done with solid body porcelain.
3x6 subway tile left, right, and top. Slab on bottom to match counter top.
Ceramic tile with bullnose.
This requires picking a tile with bullnose.
Porcelain tile with Bullnose.
This requires picking a tile with bullnose
Porcelain with bullnose all 4 sides. Hex tile to match.
Requires picking a tile with bullnose (and matching hex if you like).
Multi level. dividers and bottom are reclaimed stone that match counter top
This can be done with slab, Schleuter, bullnose, or polished or mitered porcelain.
Porcelain flat polished all 4 sides exposed. mosaic tile to match.
Porcelain that is not solid body all 4 sides. Raw edges polished.
Can be done with any porcelain. Most prefer this look if the porcelain is solid body. But I like this look also.
Ceramic tiles with corner round sides and top. Stone tile bottom.
Requires picking a tile with proprietary edges. Stone tile looks nice without having to buy a slab. Stone tiles are sold individually.
Multi level with black Schleuter edge
Can be done with any tile.
Niche bottom can match counter, bench top, and curb top