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Use grout to dress tiles up or down. For a bold, graphic look, a contrasting grout will highlight the form of the tiles and really bring out the pattern, Gilding says. For a subtler effect, finish with a color-matched grout. And if you love the look of shaped tiles but you’re unsure if you want to take them across a whole wall, consider using them to pick out key architectural features, such as wall recesses or the area around a vanity. Tip: Gilding suggests using epoxy grout rather than cement grout because it’s stain-resistant and easier to clean.Epoxy vs. Cement Grout — What’s the Difference?
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Pull out drawers
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For a softer effect, marble tiles can be laid in a range of zigzag formations. The subdued pattern inherent in the marble contrasts with the bold diagonal shapes. This look, pictured here on a kitchen backsplash, also is appearing on bathroom floors and walls. A similar effect can be achieved by laying wood-effect or marble tiles in a herringbone pattern for a 21st-century take on parquet flooring.
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