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Is the tile on the tub apron the same tile used on the floor?
subway tile in the bathtub area to be on it's own and prefered the dark tile under the tub. We have also used beadboard or other woods at the front of tubs, stone slabs, and metal.
I typically see the apron tile matching the tile of the tub surround. Any design advice or guidance for using floor tile
The shower door is custom fabricated with wired glass to look like an old loft window. We designed it to have a history of the warehouse space.
The shelves and shower enclosure were custom fabricated by our metalworker for this project based on our design. Both are brushed stainless steel.
tile on apron (which would be different from tub surround)? Any design rules to follow?
Is it pieced (tile) or is it a solid slab of marble? It is beautiful. Thank you!
wall tile is made by Sicis
They are tiles that were cut from a slab of marble
in wall shelves, not in shower -
kids bath storage and tile work
This tile has been placed on he wall, then the vanity/sink/backsplash was
Beautiful colours of tiles for the bathroom.
Match a vanity to the wall tile's color, then add contrast via the floor and counter. I can't get enough of the combination of soothing greens with gray and white marble in this elegant bathroom.
small tile floor that is black and white hexagon shape?
subway tile with delorean gray grout on shower walls. White fixtures.
Unfortunately, as the architects on this project, we are not involved in the owner's cleaning product choices. The grout and tiles are sealed after installation.
my tiles are grouted with a deloean gray and so it seems to be really easy so far. Just installed three weeks ago. I love how it looks. What color would you choose for the paint on the walls. There are no windows. I used beadboard that I painted subway tile white for walls half way up and white subway
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what type of tiles was used on this bathroom
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
re-grout your tiles you may want to do that first. If you grout after it can ruin your newly painted tiles.
4. Coat the tile surface with a bonding primer to seal it against moisture and everything that goes with it (mold, etc.)
5. Let dry according to the directions, sand the primer, clean, and then prime