The process begins with a comprehensive assessment of the space to determine the optimal tile type—whether ceramic, porcelain, or natural stone. Preparing the subfloor is crucial; it must be clean, level, and dry to ensure proper tile adhesion. The tiles are then meticulously laid out according to the chosen pattern or design, with precise cutting and placement to accommodate corners, edges, and fixtures. A high-quality adhesive is used to secure the tiles, followed by grout application to fill the gaps and enhance durability. Finally, the grout is sealed to prevent staining and moisture infiltration.