Which backsplash for bathroom sink?
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Comments (1)I think it's going to be a challenge to make it look like a feature rather than a patch. I'd suggest being much bolder than a white on white design. Perhaps use something that ties in the beige with some other color(s) you want to bring into the room as an accent. I'm giving a link to a site with some beautiful glass mosaics to inspire you. You can also play with their custom blend builder to see what color combinations you like. For example, on the "Subway 1x3 inch blends" page, check out Amazon and Urban Camo 10. On the Bijou 2 Inch glass page, I love the Retro Turquoise with Caramel, and also the Urban Mix 10. If he has to rip out the bullnose above those 12 tiles, that's going to be even more of a challenge. For one thing, the bullnose is offset from the field tile, so I don't know how he's going to do it cleanly above the tile to the left of the toothbrush holder. And you'll need to rely on his skill to not damage the tiles on the perpendicular wall. Also, it looks like you'll need a radius bullnose, and not all tile lines include that shape. You could ask him to suggest specific lines of tile that would work for that bullnose, and see if any of them please you. Bill V. can chime in here, but I *think* it's the shape that American Olean calls A4200. You can see it in their "Matte" line and their "Bright" line. Hope this helps.... Here is a link that might be useful: Blends...See MorePedestal or console sink with backsplash in small bathroom?
Comments (3)sweeby, Your bathroom is one of the nicest I've seen. I love the arch, and the serene look. I agree that your sink looks wonderful in the room. Your room is somewhat larger than mine, though, and you have a wall that the wide sink fits against. I have a wall that is barely 5' long which has to have the toilet and sink. My current sink is 24" wide, and it is about one inch from the toilet. The toilet is about 10" from the other wall, because in the corner there is a jog-in to fit our sewer pipe. Doing a console sink at all will require that I replace the old cast iron radiator, which is next to (under, really) the existing sink. I'm probably going to do this, anyway. So I won't be able to use the sink you have, unfortunately. I absolutely love it. I've also learned that the Porcher sink that I like comes only in 27" width, so I'm not sure it will fit....See MoreBathroom Vanity without Backsplash?
Comments (15)flyleft, thanks! The sink is from Sonia, in the 31.5" (?) size. We had the vanity built by a local guy, a slightly adapted version of a Sonia vanity. We liked the look of the sink so much, that we ordered two more of them in the 24" width (length) for our upstairs bathrooms. Sonia also makes the sink in a 39" version. FYI, if anyone plans on ordering one, make sure you specify one with overflow holes (if that's important to you)....See MoreSmall backsplash in bathroom..a few inches....tacky or not?
Comments (6)I vaguely dislike them thus I don't have them. We did run the mirrors all the way to the counter in our master bath. A hall bath and a powder room have free standing vanities both no backsplash. The walls there are not tiled either. I truly don't see why they're needed so much if one remembers to turn off the faucet..and wipe the counter... Then I grew up where we didn't have any backsplashes anywhere, so probably didn't imprint in me as a thing neccessary to have. Of course if I moved to a house that already has backplash like that I wouldn't rip it out just because I'm not a fan. But when given a choice decided not to install it. I felt like our master bath has enough things going on, and didn't want to introduce another element....See Moreartemis78
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