Ceiling tiles??¿?
moeeer
9 years ago
Ok so I have ceiling tile things and they can easily be removed.
When they are removed should i just get straight plain tiles for it and paint them white. Or should I make them black or a grey to go with the colors of my room.
(Image 1)the tiles now.
(Image 2)without a tile
(Image 3) what I was thinking
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When they are removed should i just get straight plain tiles for it and paint them white. Or should I make them black or a grey to go with the colors of my room.
(Image 1)the tiles now.
(Image 2)without a tile
(Image 3) what I was thinking
Ask for more images of the furniture and other things in my room.
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moeeer
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