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wall tiles…where to stop tiles

2 years ago

We are having a debate! In these 2 photos you can see where the existing shower and tub is. We will be replacing the tub with a freestanding in around the same spot on an angle. The shower will extend out further towards the toilet. The question should the tiles extend out across walls A and B? And should there be tiles on wall C stopping before the vanity?

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millworkman
2 years ago
What are you doing with the tub? Removing the existing shower is only a portion of the project. What are you doing with the floor tile? It all has to tie in together, Give us the entire over all game plan and the advice will be better.
Kendrah
2 years ago
What about D? No tiles on the wall at all? What purpose do the tiles serve in the places you think you want them. Are they decorative or functional? What are the finishes in the room? How busy is your tile? What is the look you are going for?
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Home Buz
Original Author
2 years ago
Here is a better layout!
catbuilder
2 years ago
You're an interior designer and decorator pro and you're asking this question???
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Home Buz
Original Author
2 years ago
No way, not an expert in any way!!!

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