Tumbleds, although it can provide a rustic and "old country" look that you may want in your home, can be tricky to install. Nonetheless, it can be successfully done with by following the information that follows.

Step 1 – Cutting Your Tiles
Cut off broken tile edges or corners with a tile saw before laying them into place.

Step 2 – Apply Mortar
Use a trowel with ? inch notches to apply white cement mortar evenly to your wall.

Step 3 - Begin in the Center Section
Install your first tiles in the center, lower section of your wall. Then, progress outward toward the wall edges.

Step 4 – Attach Your Tile
Glue your tile solidly to the wall by pressing tiles separately into the mortar, using spacers in place as you progress. To provide better adherence, lay a board across the installed tiles and strike it with a rubber mallet.

Step 5 – Apply Grout and Sealer
After a drying time of 24 hours, seal the tiles to prevent absorption of grout by the marble . Then, remove spacers and apply sanded grout to spaces between tiles.