bathroom flooring?
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Comments (7)It would help to see a photo or a plan of the bathroom (if it hasn't been built yet). I have a bathroom with a curved shower door and a square of different coloured mosaic tiles in the centre of the floor, which I think looks good. (I'll take a pic). But I can't picture your idea, it might look odd. Would be good to see the space, Could you use them as the shower floor? Or are you using a shower tray? You could also use them on the wall as an accent/feature....See MoreBathroom floor help
Comments (13)If youre not sure, keep it cheap. These two are just nice sheet vinyl. Both look great and cost peanuts. If. You don't like it in the future or you'd rather something else, it's super inexpensive and some great choices available online...See MoreDo I HAVE to lift loo to replace carpeted bathroom floor with tiles?
Comments (2)It is possible - have a look on YouTube to see how it's done. You'll have to compensate with the tile laying out. Don't do what my late mother did and cut smaller and smaller pieces to fit....See Morebathroom floor help needed
Comments (7)Couldn't find Travertine effect tiles that I liked, so went with a different, but similar effect tile. Seeing them in real life next to your existing tiles is important. But I'd definitely go for something like the one I posted....See More
lucahope22
5 years agolucahope22
5 years agothis is as close as I can find to the ones I've chosen - but main part of room will be white tiles. Any advice welcome, will look at your pins as you seem to have great ideas. many thanks
Carolina
5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoWoodlook vinyl would look (ha!) nice. Or maybe something like this? https://www.carpetright.co.uk/vinyl/mardi-gras-91-magali-vinyl-flooring
Blue-tiled main bathroom with slipper bath and geometric flooring - Hove · More Info
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5 years agoVinyl floor tiles are always a great choice if you are concerned about traditional tiles feeling cold and they are typically a fraction of the cost, these could be used on the floor with a stone tile for the walls and inside the shower area. If however you want to stick with stone tiles throughout but want to keep within your budget then it's a great idea to select something simple and classic to use across the majority of the room and then perhaps add a splash of decadence with a vertical row of glass mosaic within the shower area.
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5 years agoHi Luca,
Our new Brecon laminate range is water-resistant, durable and has the naturally inspired look and feel of real wood. You can browse the 12 designs and order free samples from our website: https://woodpeckerflooring.co.uk/bathroom-flooring/
Here's some inspiration...
Brecon Warehouse Oak · More InfoI hope that helps!
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Hannah | Woodpecker Flooring
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