Help! Do my white tiles clash?
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Comments (15)Hello Everyone, No one shares my vision that the white would work, that doean't surprise me. However when I look at the third pic above (the pic of the eat-in dining area, there is a sample of white glass tiles on the counter. I think it looks great! It looks so bright and fresh!) I'm not into neutral, I like contrast and I like color. My cabs are obviously traditional, but my syle is moving more modern. I'm trying to take my traditional looking kitchen and move it more modern. buffetgirl - I really don't like brown! LOL! I am trying to work with a situation where "If I knew then, what I know now", I'd do things differently. I've thought about brown instead of black in the backsplash and it doesn't do anything for me, I don't want more brown, I want less brown. Sherrman - while others like it, I don't. It is floor tile and not designed by me. The tile installer picked it and I went with it at the time. Also, due to the new granite, there is about a 1" gap between them. Annz - not changing any of the big stuff, cabs, floors etc. Just can't cost justify it. House is only 5 years old, We built it. We have about 39 sq feet of backsplash to do, Dh and I are discussing the balance issue that you mention. Yes, I want to make sure that it will look good. Thanks for bringing it up! Busybee3 - all green? Well...I thought about that...but just feel that it would be too much green. My walls are green, my countertop on the island is green...I just thought an all green backsplash would just be too much green. Plus I really like the idea of bringing over some white to brighten and de-neutralize the space. Auntjen - Oh...I am so happy that you think it will work!! I don't feel so alone! LOL!! Thank you all for your comments and suggestions, it helps me a lot. I appreciate it....See MoreHelp my nook - clashing woodtones
Comments (17)Is that a sliding class door? I bought ready made ( hardy fabric, and would not show hand prints) curtain panels, sewed the 4 panels together, attached rings to a strong, thick rod. We can easily open them, and they have worked out great. I wish I could post pictures, but I do not know how. My DD is grounded and wants to bribe me to show me how to do it. I am holding my own, and will have to wait until she shows me how. Sorry...See MoreCan I decorate to hide the clash of my new floors with my old stairs?
Comments (1)Stair runner....See MoreI need some help. I really like these 2 tiles. Will they Clash?
Comments (14)To make your decision place a number of the blue tiles next to a number of the white tiles and see if YOU think the various patterns and colors are too much for you. You cannot make this decision with one tile of each....See Morebpath
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