Bathroom Vanity without Backsplash?
jc710
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Comments (3)You're both right! It took us 4 years to decide on a BS for our kitchen, so we just painted the walls with an extra coat of paint, and it was fine. However, since you have such a neutral vanity and mirror, you could really add some punch with a fabulous tile and it wouldn't cost you much. I would just do the few inches between counter and mirror and carry it along the side wall. There are beautiful white textured/embossed/patterned tiles out there that you could really have fun with. Here is a link that might be useful: textural white tile backsplashes...See More3cm Bathroom Quartz backsplash advice - Help
Comments (9)you could go as high as you like. some take it up to the mirror, some stop short, some go all the way up. just depends on your design. if your tile comes in some type of liner, edging or bevel, you finish the top w/that. or you could use a Schluter edging strip,,,or the finishing could smooth the top and run a caulking bead. without seeing the tile it's hard to say. some examples. this last one is my own. since I was doing wall mount faucets, I chose to continue my countertop up about 10" or so for my splash. Plus, I had so much going on elsewhere w/the tile, I didn't want additional busy looking tile at the sink w/this counter. He used a thinner depth on it than was on the edging....See MoreBathroom backsplash color dilemma
Comments (8)the white trim prob wouldn't be much higher than the granite. (usually 4") So, if you really want higher, you could see about doing some decorative thing to make it higher, but not sure how that's going to look. A good bathroom paint on the wall, and vinyl trim piece with equally good enamel paint, should be impervious to your splashings! (I would have done a wall mount faucet. much easier to keep clean) then you could have had the granite come up about 9-10 inches. or, you could do something like this i would have forgone the wainscot on that wall and just done the tile one last pic w/the wainscot. the trim piece sits a bit higher than the countertop piece. take you pick of what you like....See Morehow far up from my backsplash should my bathroom vanity mirror go
Comments (2)In the bathroom with my pivot mirror, there is 12” from the bottom edge of the mirror to the top of the vanity counter. In the bathroom with my oak trimmed longer rectangular mirror, there is 9” from the bottom edge of the mirror to the top of the vanity counter. You have to see at what level your mirror looks best above your counter. It depends on the mirror length and how you want it to look. I think you have to personalize it for each space❣️...See Morejjaazzy
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