Need help with mirror in bathroom and maybe a backsplash?
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7 years ago
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Need Help with Bathroom Tiles - Backsplash, Above Shower
Comments (9)Will subway tiles at a height to the bottom of the mirror between the shower and the corner next to the vanity really add that much expense to the project? After having neither in my last bathroom, I am tiling behind the toilet and sink to wainscot height. I think it is really practical and easier to clean than painted drywall particularly around the toilet. (Also you never have to worry about painting around the toilet and sink area again) Where is the extra expense? All in the labor? Basic subway tile has a fairly low/sq.ft. cost....See MoreI need help with backsplash in bathrooms
Comments (0)I am just about finished rebuilding our house that burned down 3 years ago. I have three of the bathrooms all in creamy Torreon stone on floors and in showers. There is a Nohe color design in two of the bathrooms and the master has the creamy torreon with a bronze fluer de lee liner going thru it. I cant decide if I shoud carry the designs that are in the shower, onto the backsplash of the sinks or keep them simple with the same stone? I am confused. I would love a really custom look, but I dont want the bathrooms to look to busy. Thanks so much...See MoreBathroom Framed Mirror distance from the 5.5" back splash
Comments (6)we have a 5 inch backsplash and our mirror is about two and a half inches above the backsplash. it depends on the mirror size, mirror orientation, bathroom and your height. I wanted ours to sit on top of the backsplash due to the faux finished wall and cleaning toothpaste splatters off of it. But, DH needed it to be a little taller than that....See MoreNeed help with backsplash selection and mirror placement in bathroom
Comments (2)I love how they used the floor tile for the backsplash here and topped it with the mosaic. The floor tile may have been cut down to fit. Would that work with the materials you've already selected? I would rather see tile than 10" of counter material. It would be okay to leave a gap at the top of the mirror. I assume you're not putting lights over the mirror or I'd center it....See Moreakl_vdb
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