Bathroom update needed
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Dee Mc
6 years agoThank you for the ideas. those bathrooms look amazing. I was looking at these tiles and I'm wondering if the would work, a patterned floor and plain big wall tiles?
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Carolina
6 years agoAlthough I do like that combination, I worry that all walls entirely tiled with the light grey, would make it a bit dark and depressing. I might be wrong about that though.
Is there a matching white tile instead? Or you could tile the wall behind the bath in the same tile as the floor which would give a wow effect. Then the grey tiles would work, I feel.
Either that, or go darker on the walls, which would create more of a contrast and 'drama'.
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6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoI think you could use the light grey for the wall behind the bath and tile the rest in white. Or, tile the bottom half of the walls in grey and the top half in white.
But if you're redoing the ceiling, you might want to look into having a couple of walls partly replastered/skimmed too. Might not be much different in price than having them tiled.
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