help me pick bathroom tiles, please!
Marybeth Bentwood
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help me pick floor for 50's bathroom redo/ half modern
Comments (11)I found a thread on GW that has a picture of a white octagonal mosaic with burgundy accents, scroll down until you see the picture. I think you are going to need to incorporate some of the elements already in the bathroom, and the tile trim color seems the most logical to carry through to the floor either with an accent in burgundy, or if you could find a burgundy floor tile- tile the entire floor with it. Here is a link that might be useful: octagonal tile with burgundy trim...See Morehelp me pick a color for my master bathroom
Comments (4)First of all, I would consider using bathroom paint for the mold problem. A few years ago, I made a huge mistake by allowing the paint guy to put anti-mold stuff in the paint I had chosen for my bathroom. Turns out it is for outdoor use only. It had a heinous smell, and I had to paint over it several times just to mask it. I think it was about 5 years before the smell died down. So, don't let anyone talk you into that. Use real kitchen and bath paint! Next, I don't see any reason to paint over the green tiles. I'm not a huge green fan, but if they are ceramic tiles in good shape, then painting over them may not be an improvement. It seems to me that a sandy color or medium ivory color paint on the walls may do well....See MoreHelp me pick a color for my bathroom
Comments (13)I agree with Sue - a dark milk chocolate to match the dark color in the tile. The vanity and shower curtain will show up nicely against that color. After painting, come back with another picture and get help with accent colors. Definitely get rid of the red. I'm thinking with brown walls, just lots of crisp white; the white towels rolled on the rack will be pretty against the brown. This post was edited by tuesday_2008 on Wed, Dec 12, 12 at 21:20...See Morehelp me pick bathroom tile?
Comments (1)I love grays. I really like the speckle gray tile (closest to the banister post)....See MoreDragonfly Tile & Stone Works, Inc.
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