Shower Cubbyhole
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Before tiling the cubby, I sealed the edges with seam tape and redgard.
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I planned the wall tile around the cubby so that the cubby top and side tiles fit behind the wall tile, and the cubby shelf overlaps the bottom wall tile.
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I really like how the shower cubby tile turned out. I wasn't sure how I'd tile the cubby right up until I started piecing it in. I did the wall tile around it first, and then I tried a shelf piece at the bottom right that just happened to line up with the seam. At that point, I realized it would work beautifully to continue the vertical line right up the back of the cubby.
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I tiled the cubby from bottom to top, the cubby floor having a very slight slope toward the shower.
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