Can there be too much black
EMILY Walley
4 months ago
A designer chose/help select my bathroom remodel backsplash for tub surround new countertops,grasscloth wallpaper,flooring..my niece who has best taste,designer skills.ive NEVER disagreed with niece on my house decor choices.. soo my backsplash is the 24x48 tiles and countertop for vanity is a quartz. And she hated flooring,so I'm back to white hexagon tiles. Which countertop is best? I wanted slab for tub surround but too pricey and can not find someone to install.she says only wallpaper around vanity.. decorator says whole bathroom w different choice.
jet black counter,York wallpaper,above vanity only,
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4 months agoEMILY Walley
4 months agoEMILY Walley
4 months agoEMILY Walley
4 months agoEMILY Walley
4 months agoGrasscloth had been in the bathrooms since built 1960.i am not afraid to use. The decorator chose this for entire bathroom.i loved.niece said I could use over vanity only for high end look.but green cabinets. I hadn't seen but 1 green on houzz.i love green for a kitchen. I tend to go mcm or Hollywood glam as my home built in 60s
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