Micah Kissee

Work

A few of the rooms we've built.

Each one names what it is and who it was built for. More on Instagram and at Timeless Creations.

The Avimor Fireplace
The Avimor FireplaceTwo book-matched porcelain slabs, floor to ceiling, so the veining mirrors down the center over a linear fire.This kind of project at Timeless Creations
The Navy Master Bath
The Navy Master BathNavy vanities built by Ben Kissee, a marble-look floor and a freestanding tub.This kind of project at Timeless Creations
The Emerald Bathroom
The Emerald BathroomMeridian, Idaho. Green 3x16" tile stacked vertically floor to ceiling, brass fixtures, a handmade solid wood vanity, and a custom shower niche with quartz shampoo shelf and dimmable niche lighting.This kind of project at Timeless Creations
The Curved Micro Cement Shower
The Curved Micro Cement ShowerA thin, hand-troweled coating. One seamless surface, with custom color, texture, and marbling, photographed before the fixtures went in.This kind of project at Timeless Creations
The Marble Floor Bath
The Marble Floor BathMarble-look floor, freestanding tub, gold fixtures.This kind of project at Timeless Creations
The Green Herringbone Bath
The Green Herringbone BathGreen herringbone tile with a floating vanity built by us.This kind of project at Timeless Creations
The Cherry Kitchen
The Cherry KitchenA whole-house remodel, planned as one project.This kind of project at Timeless Creations
The Limestone
The LimestoneLimestone master shower. Built for Greyhouse Design Co. Photo by Sophia Wikoff.This kind of project at Timeless Creations
The Teak
The TeakMarble-look porcelain master shower with a teak bench. Tile work completed for Collins & Co.This kind of project at Timeless Creations

Every project we complete starts the same way.

Surfaces flat, plumb and square. A properly sloped shower pan. A full waterproofing system. Floors prepped so they don't flex or crack. Layout planned in advance, so the pattern achieves balance, focal points draw your eye, and small cuts are avoided.

The prep work may disappear behind the tile, but the feel of a perfect installation never does.