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Lorna
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Lorna
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Zellige Tile in a bathroom?
Comments (25)I am going to provide a different perspective from @Maher Interiors and @Catherine Hrdy. Not saying they are wrong, just that Zia may not be a perfect savior either. We bought zellige from both Zia and Cle due to supply chain issues. Zia SENT US THE WRONG TILE and still refused to take a return or even cover shipping for us to exchange it for a different tile! See attached photo of the boxes they arrived in clearly labeled "water blue", when we ordered Glacier Blue. The labels on the "water blue" boxes are also different looking from the other Zia tile color. I included photos of the "water blue" tile at our house, as well as the other zellige tile we purchased. Compare the actual photos to the "screenshot" grid matrix, and tell me with a straight face that this "water blue" color isn't a completely different color. You would think after having purchased thousands of dollars of other tile from them, and only complaining about this one color that even the label says is a different tile, they would try to do the right thing here. This is the "water blue" (what they say is the same as Glacier Blue), compared to our pink-ish dessert bloom) Here are the other actual tiles we purchased (dessert bloom, zinc, and tidepool -- top to bottom) Here is another look at the "water blue" that is supposed to be Glacier Blue Here's a screenshot of images online of the different tile we purchased. Compared to actuals, the "water blue" is clearly the most inaccurate and would not classify as just natural variation. The bottom boxes with the different label say "water blue" not Glacier Blue...See MoreTeal-ish master vanity...not sure where to go from here
Comments (15)Because you have color in your vanity j would keep your tile and paint colors for the bathroom neutral. I think marbles in grays and whites would look stunning. a beveled white tile in shower would be nice. It need not be a subway size. I would go larger and do a combination. The vanity has a bit of glamour to it. I would change out the hardware. Gold would be lovely and you could do polished nickel for faucets and shower hardware . tie in the gold hardware on the vanity by using a light fixture in gold tone. I like some of these tiles because they repeat the X pattern by using a diamond shape. If you will have a chandelier something like this would be stunning to tie the gold in but keep the white theme going If you’re doing sconces on either side of vanity mirrors I’d use gold there . On my phone currently so not a lot of time to pull more examples but hopefully this will give you some ideas....See MoreHelp with kitchen backsplash ideas that don't clash with new floor
Comments (240)What a charming house! You've done great. I had somehow missed this thread up to this point, and I did not read all (or even a significant fraction) of the previous responses. I have a 1910 house and also don't like subway tile. But I wanted something that fit the era of the house. I ended up going with a simple (and extremely cheap) 4x4 white field tile capped with a contoured molding tile (that almost but doesn't quite match the field tile because I couldn't find a molding I like from the a manufacturer that did a 4x4 field tile that was 4x4 rather than 4.25 x 4.25. Adds to the charm). I have very few uppers, though. I think a 4x4 white (or gray, since you seem to think white is too stark) field tile with black or charcoal pencil liner would be cool. These all show a pencil liner with subway because that's what the popular kids are doing, but it would work as well with a 4x4 or other basic field tile....See MorePaint and Flooring Advice Needed for a 17 year old home..
Comments (11)It's a very dark wall color. Last thing you need a dark charcoal tile color too. I don't understand why you would want to tear out perfectly good slate tile (if you like the darker colors) and replace it with something just as dark! something better would be a 24x24 porcelain in a warmer griege color. Tilebar, Lines Greige matte tile. Cavatina Corda so, no more carpet? everything is tile or just in the kitchen? or what about wood flooring throughout? Are you keeping those cabinets as is? You don't want to think about lightening up that space by repainting those walls? (You say you want a diff wall color, but your other comment says repainted is not an option??) The island? The rest of the cabinets? what about some hardware? new lighting? I had an almost identical kitchen. Like yours, I didn't get a ton of light (that window is a covered front entry) So, I refaced my cabinets, painted, new countertops, window, appliances, tile splash, pendants, vent hood, and I did french oak engineered floors throughout the home. It makes quite a diff in overall lighting, doesn't it? that kitchen was so dark. YOu need to make sure your kitchen bulbs are in the 4000K region. if they're belowe 3500K, things are going to look yellow. It seems like you're tyring to rush threw this? Flooring is a very important decor option in a house because of the expense, you're stuck with it for a long time!! Make sure all of your other design elements work w/this flooring. What about the rest of the house? Sorry, but that dark wall color, limited lighting, the darker furniture and these charcoal tiles, it's going to be a huge light suck! Right now the slate works w/every single element you have. (You need a larger chandelier here) It works w/your color, the furniture. what you could do is bring in some wood flooring. If you want to take it all up, then replace it with a lighter oak flooring...See MoreEllie Gudeth
3 years agoI taped them to my wall - this is artificial light - they will probably look more white/gray in daylight.
Lorna
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3 years agoYes! How funny! This is MSI’s Calcatta Arno. I didn’t get it in the picture but my island color is similar to yours too. Also hoping to stain the floors lighter like yours but haven’t picked a stain.
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3 years agobeautiful Kristy!!!!
Sabrina! I’m so sorry....I totally drafted a response to your question and didn’t send it!!!!
The perimeter cabinets are Java gel stain and the island is Lerhyttan grey from IKEA. I don’t have any great pics but this gives you an idea!
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3 years agoHi dmac! Our floor guy is an amazing artist. I told him what I wanted and he came up with the process. Here are some pics that I have saved in my phone.l so they aren’t super fantastic.
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