Pattern dilemma.
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (7)
- 10 years ago
Related Discussions
Help with Patterned On-suite Tiles Dilemma
Comments (1)Hi. You may be able to remove the tiles ( assuming they're of a standard size so you can replace!). Here's a link http://community.screwfix.com/threads/removing-tiles-without-damaging-adjacent-tiles.104683/ you can also get stick on tiles but they're 2mm deep http://www.stickandgo.com or you can paint them...See MoreTile pattern dilemma
Comments (2)Hi. The tiles you have selected are fantastic. You really don't have the room to lay the 44x44 tiles in the diagonal. For the diagonal to work you need to start in the centres and work out. The problem is that no wall is 100% straight so if you lay them on diagonal you will wind up with different size cuts running along the perimeter.some of these can be quite tiny and difficult to cut for the tiler. To get around this you would generally tile out to whatever point you finish with "full" half tiles and fill in the oerimiter with strips. Your area us simply too small to do this. However even if it was big enough I would still say that the wall tiles should be the feature as there are lots of ways you can play around with them.The floor tiles should just be a backdrop to set these off rather than standing out of their own accord.. Would love to see a photo of the finished project :-)...See Morehelp! how can I make a bathroom work with a pattern tile?
Comments (30)We are looking for the same type of tiles to use on the wall of the sink. The whole bathroom will be a toned down yellow (that's the idea for now) and a secluded shower area - turquoise. The idea is to make it Spanish style, ao there will be a lot of dark wood wood (beams, mirror, sink plank, maybe some more planks, wooden door), some old school wall lights. Shower head and tap are supposed to be bronze color, the old school type. And we'll have plants hanging and standing around. Only not sure about the floor tiles yet. My husband wants it all in pebbles, but i'm not sure it will look nice...See Morecolour dilemma for bathroom
Comments (8)In looking at the wall board, it seems there are several shades you could pick out to use, ranging from a very dark charcoal gray to a sand. If you went dark, you could create an intimate space with some shine elements in chrome or rose gold fixtures or accessories....See More- 10 years ago
- 10 years ago
- 10 years ago
- 10 years ago
- 10 years ago


Victoria MarieOriginal Author