bathroom tile design dilemma
Jaclyn Shea
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Bathroom remodel design dilemma - PLEASE HELP!
Comments (5)We plan to keep the same layout and the bathroom is not adjoining to a bedroom. I refer to it as our ‘guest bathroom’ but it’s technically used for the 2 bedrooms we have upstairs that we use for guests. :)...See MoreDesign Dilemma: Bathroom Ideas
Comments (4)The 48 inch vanity has enough room to fit where the current sink is. On a toilet wall, I just mean one of the little half walls that hides the toilet. And we're planning to leave the tub, but debating whether it's feasible to add a glass door instead of a shower curtain with the space. And thanks, we love it. The whole house is full of unpainted shiplap, so we're excited. The bathroom is the only room we plan to paint it....See Moredesign dilemma - bathroom floors
Comments (8)Grays are notoriously difficult to match, so be sure you see your samples side by side (and thus in the same lighting). If they match tonally, that should work. I guess you're using that large slab on all the actual walls, not just the shower walls? don't forget shower floor tiles if there's not a tub in this bath -- they need to be small....See MoreBathroom (Budget) Design Dilemma
Comments (4)I think your countertop remnant is great. The floor choices don’t look like they complement it. What color is the vanity? Look fir a deep or medium solid grey for the floor. Yes, you can reglaze your tub to white. A shower curtain hides the whole thing but if it bothers you, then paint the flowered tiles and price out reglazing the tub....See Morecpartist
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