Very small bathroom remodel - glass tiles?
kelvar
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Ugly tiles in the bathroom - help with small remodel
Comments (2)It's a rental. Don't waste money on stuff like that. Save it for a better use. Be glad you can paint, which most landlords don't allow. Agree with Patricia that that's all you need to do....See MoreSmall Bathroom Remodel - feedback please!
Comments (14)Well, I actually moved the bathroom to the other side of the house when I redid the plumbing, so the size and layout changed. Still small, though, since my house is small. I did the Houzz no-no of installing a freestanding tub and shower in a small space. :) I also didn't install wall tile. But, my renovation feedback is get multiple quotes and use contractors who are recommended by people you know. Do enough research to know what should be done, such as for waterproofing or lighting, and the different methods for doing it. You do not need to become an expert. Ask the opinions of the experts, within the parameters you've set. Spend your money on things that matter. Design the bathroom with your needs in mind. I hate cleaning around the toilet base, so I chose a wall mount toilet. Sink is wall mounted, too. I chose tile and colors that went with the rest of the house. My storage solutions are mostly shelves and hooks. We don't have a lot of bathroom stuff, though. If you are stuck on design choices, I would recommend replicating a bathroom you like. Finally, plan for delays (old, small house here!) and overages....See MoreTile size for very small bathroom?
Comments (3)We nee a to scale floor plan and I like bigger tiles in small bathrooms but I need to know the size of the space and the layout. BTW a full gut job is IMO the best way to handle bathroom renos since if the surround needs replacing you need to rip all theat out anyway so good time to replace the tub with a soaker too. Where I live some of the new code is not needed to meet as long as the space stays the same and you are just replacing items....See MoreSmall Bathroom Remodel Tile Help!
Comments (5)I'm in the middle of a bathroom remodel and I can't tell you how many pictures and blogs I've looked at in the last few months, but some key takeaways for me were: - Keep the tile palette fairly neutral and avoid trendy accent tile if you want the remodel to last longer. You can change things up later with paint, fixtures, etc. - If you're using tile for the vanity backsplash, you don't also need the little quartz/marble backsplash. I stayed at an Air BnB where they did this and it looked strange IMO. Wish I had taken a picture. - Consider whether you need a side splash. It can look awkward if it ends in the middle of a wall. You might want it if kids will be using the bathroom though. I can also do a whole thing on mirrors if you're interested. :-)...See Moresochi
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