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Fairpoint Construction & Development
“I like the cross design and the mix of wood and tile,
Flooring”
“like this floor style in the kitchen”
“love the floor design”
“Flooring for the house?”
“Tile and wood inlay floors”
“tile kitchen backsplash”
“s the flooring material?”
“tile and wood floor...love the floors...Interesting floor...Mixed flooring...Floor pattern...Floors ?...Island and flooring...wood & tile floor...Kitchen Floor...Wood tile floor...Love floor...Awesome floor....floor materials”
Northern Virginia Design Build Firm
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Amber Flooring
“are the floors and what color”
“would this floor cost for material and install?”
“Hi,
Thank you for your question. The floor in this photo is a Rustic Hickory with customize stain and distress. This floor in part of Amber Flooring E'lan collection, and you can see some samples of this floor at our main showroom that is located at 5652”
“Hi, the floor in this photo is 5" & 7" Rustic Hickory with custom color.
Thank you,”
“What is the name of this wood floor?”
“Like the different widths of hardwood floors”
“Trim and doors same colour as floor”
“the floor in this photo is 5" & 7" Rustic Hickory with custom color.”
“Love the floors & the varying widths.”
Sheila Rich Interiors, LLC
“opalescent tile in the shower and on the floor creates a subtle tactile geometry, in harmony with the matte white paint used on the wall and ceiling; semi gloss is used on the trim for additional subtle contrast. The sink has clean simple lines while providing much-needed accessible storage space. A clear”
“Soft green opalescent tile in the shower”
“on the floor creates a subtle tactile geometry.”
“The tile is an opalescent procelain that comes”
“Same tile on floor and in shower”
“shower tile, similar space, do-able reno”
“Shower is all same size tile. Like.”
“Like shelves in shower and tile.”
“opalescent tile from the floor in the shower stall and up the wall creates continuity. These elements, plus using an open pedestal sink in lieu of a clunky vanity, make this bathroom look and feel much larger.”
MAK Studio
“What is this floor and wall tile?”
“under the tiles to conceal the fasteners.”
“Is no grout an option for tile?”
“Hi
The floor is honed limestone and the wall is lava stone installed with no grout between the tiles. The wall tile has exposed pocks which adds great texture. Grouting would fill those holes too much. Good luck!”
“I think Ann Sachs-Chicago has similar tile or slate.”
“wall tile in the shower, if our walls are large enough...Bruce, large tiles might not look as good in our smaller spaces...”
“nice use of dark up from floor to wall”
“Double-check tile sizes. The single biggest mistake I see people make in tile layout is assuming a 12-inch by 24-inch tile is in fact 12 inches by 24 inches. Most tile is sold in European sizing, and the tile size is 30 centimeters by 60 centimeters. This size could also have a grout joint factored in, so your”
Ike Kligerman Barkley
“of the flooring/building a house and its stunning.”
“this floor is sublime. i am obsessed”
“What is this tile? Marble?”
“Floor pulls together all the colours”
“foyer table. flooring and the iron gates”
“the colour of the floor and the black and white look and the door”
“floor and black and white”
“Foyer floor gray gold”
“Tiled floors with 45* pattern”
“gray tile with black border”
“and the tiles please”
“Floor tile color...floor tiles...dark tiles...nice floor...marble tiles...tile floor”
Markay Johnson Construction
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“on the floor? Looks great with marble! Thanks!”
“is this marble tile on the shower walls or porcelain?”
“Most tile suppliers have said not to use marble in a steam shower and definitely not limestone. One told me it was OK as long as the backing was leak proof and installed properly. Another supplier said it was OK to use honed marble in the shower as polished marble will start to loose its shine over”
“The floor is a French Blue Limestone from Ann Sacks. For more information about interior design services, please contact KFR Design at kfrdesign@yahoo.com or by phone at 408.279.8355.”
“I too would love to know what's on the floor, beautiful shower! Thanks!”
“glass tiles. Please contact KFR Design for more information on this and other interior design services at kfrdesign@yahoo.com or at 408.279.8355.”
New Urban Home Builders
“what tile is this? it is wonderful!”
“Do you have a manufacturer of the tile?”
“Interceramic Tile. Sorry, I did not see this question.”
“oops, wrong vase. i meant the LARGE glass floor vase.”
“I have the supplies of these tiles, and other colors in similar patterns please contact..”
“The tile is quite beautiful. Which Interceramic”
“Interceramic tile is it? Thanks!”
“color of the tile... how neat!”
“lay the powder room and mud room floors like this”
“wall tile in gray and rust tones with a beautiful metallic finish. This tile appears to be rectified, which means the edges have been precisely cut at the factory. Rectified tile can be set very close together, resulting in tight grout joints.”
Cary Bernstein Architect
“what type of tiles was used on this bathroom”
“What a rich floor color! what is the material?”
“painting over tiles will ALWAYS look like you painted over the tiles. Not worth it in my opinion.”
“Although this is not a permanent bathroom fix, if you want to extend the life of your ceramic bathroom tile for a few years, then painting ceramic bathroom tiles is definitely an option.
1. clean, clean, clean”
“clean the tile thoroughly before starting. Make sure that you get all of the soap scum, grime, lime scale, etc. off of the tiles and grout.
2. Let dry, and then sand the tiles with a medium grit sandpaper until they are dull and no longer glossy. Make sure that you clean up all of the excess dust with”
