Bathroom Ideas

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13. Make a mini mural. A full wall-to-wall tile mural can be a bit overwhelming. Sometimes all you need is a basic shape in a small area to make a big impact.A mini mural like this heart shape uses just a few contrasting tiles to give the room plenty of personality. MoreSometimes Tile Can Be Downright EntertainingGreat Home Project: Install a New Tile FloorGreat Home Project: How to Regrout Your Tile

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For traditional or transitional spaces, try an unrectified ceramic tile, which means the edges are a bit uneven in a beautifully imperfect way. This gives a sense of texture because the adjacent tiles don’t quite line up, creating a subtle rippling effect that feels touchable and stylish.

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I often design bathrooms with mirrors inset into the tile for a flush, sleek composition, and a gleaming tile trim beautifully transitions from the tile to the glass pane within while also giving the mirror a subtle frame for an extra sense of polish.You can find tile trims online or in hardware stores, but you can also talk to a tile or mirror installer to find the best option for your installation.

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This rough-edge approach is another smart way to introduce a tile in a bold color or busy pattern without having it overwhelm a room. You can add a small area of tiles where needed to prevent against splashes and spills while adding just the right amount of style.

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After. The large windows and chandelier highlight the new freestanding tub at the end of the long, narrow bathroom. Designer Lindsay Chambers created this new luxe look while still keeping one original component: brass. The brass can be found via the lighting, vanity hardware and faucets. Bathtub: Victoria + Albert; floor tile: Calacatta in a chevron pattern, Walker Zanger; cabinetry: custom Shaker; cabinet paint: Eggplant by Donald Kaufman Color; chandelier: Arctic Pear, Ochre; browse chandeliersRead more about this bathroom remodel

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After. A freestanding tub sits between a wall and a new glass-walled shower. The freestanding tub and the glass shower walls make the space feel more open, designer Natalie Clayman says. The bathroom also got a fresh coat of paint and a fun beaded chandelier during the remodel. Wall paint: Dewy, Sherwin-Williams; bathtub: Barclay Products; faucet: California Faucets; chandelier: Ro Sham BeauxRead more about this bathroom remodelFind feestanding tubs

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