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Bathroom tiles

7 years ago

Have to do one very small ensuite and main bathroom not that big I am not worried about the price of tiles but want something beautiful and timeless what to choose?

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Creativelychallenged

6 years ago

Thank you. I love your work

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Annemarie Panozzo
7 years ago
Love it very classic
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schemes & spaces
7 years ago
Thank you Annemarie!
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schemes & spaces
7 years ago
Hi Kate, there are many timeless looks, a lot will depend on the style of the house, your likes and dislikes, size and layout of the room, and how much natural light you have. Put together an ideabook with the looks that appeal to you and then you will see what the pattern is - the look you lean towards. This would be a good starting point.. .....good luck!
Kate Farthing
Original Author
7 years ago
Thanks
Creativelychallenged
6 years ago
You achieved a beautiful look. An amazing transformation. I like how you were selective where you used the tiles and just didn't end up tiling everywhere.
PRO
schemes & spaces
6 years ago
Thanks - the ceiling angles made it challenging with the wall tiling. So that kind of dictated where we could / should tile to make it all work. This also meant that we had to apply a 'skirting' tile on the walls which were painted.
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schemes & spaces
6 years ago
Thanks!

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