Which Zellige tile should I use?
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Comments (8)nikinikinine, thanks for posting the pics. Its so helpful to see things. Very pretty floor tile and the smaller 3x6's are a nice soft blend. I like the Sterling grout & is a possibility. That might be the color for my black slate to give some contrast. I am still waiting for my samples to arrive in the mail. I'll have to check the underlying color IRL. For the walls I will check the white and silver shadow samples to see which is best. Then I will be ordering products online from one of the venders linked on the Laticrete site....See MoreApple Photos app not as easy to use as iPhoto. Which should I use?
Comments (1)Perhaps the easy one?...See MoreWhich tile should I use?
Comments (4)Does the red paint stay or go? What look are you going for? If rustic, go with the tile on the right. Personally, I prefer the lighter one on the left. Also, you might get more answers if you post your question on the Home Decorating side of this forum. This side is for off topic conversations, not that we won't give an opinion here! Good luck with your choice. I like your cabinets....See MoreWhich walls should I tile?
Comments (22)OMG. I am just finishing a master bath that has a wall hung toilet alcove just like yours, and its tiled in 12 x 24 gray tile! We have a floating vanity too! I will be posting a reveal soon. I opted to tile everywhere except the top section of the toilet wall. I will put some type of artwork there. The guy who did the framing came back yesterday to pick up some things and his mouth fell open when he saw the completed space. He said he thought there would be too much tile, but admitted that it looked wonderful. One reason I elected to do all tile was because it was difficult to determine where to start/stop the tile without having the space look choppy. I wanted a soothing contemporary look, and that's what we got. We love it. We used white trim around the windows and the door....See MoreKathryn Weiss
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