Here are some tile accents in parade of homes’ bathrooms that I thought would be fun to share:
We mostly saw horizontal patterns, but they took this one vertical:
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And these are pennies!! It looked so cool. They covered them with a thin sheet of plexiglass to protect them.
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And this house used brick in their laundry room:
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And entryway with a drinking fountain!
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What do you think? The penny floor was my favorite – very cool and unique.
Happy Thursday--
I love them all but the penny floor is my favorite too!
ReplyDeleteBehold the many styles you can achieve with tile...
Thanks for sharing,
Jenna
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Hmmm. The penny floor was really cool! And the brick floor was wonderful, I thought--LOVE that drinking fountain! I like the tiles that look like wood.
ReplyDeleteOn the whole, though, I think I'm not a fan of tile accents. I look at them and can't help but think about how soon they'll look dated. Maybe I've just lived in too many houses with old tilework that I couldn't afford to remove?
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ReplyDeleteI keep thinking about doing the pennies on my fireplace surround. It's painted brick right now -- glossy white that has seen better days. I only have maybe 6 square feet, total, that I'd need to cover. My husband thinks it's too trendy and I'll get sick of it. I'm sick of the gross white brick right now, though, so I say, "What have I got to lose?!"
ReplyDeleteNice interior designing and interior furnishing!
ReplyDeleteAll of this looks really wonderful. I love it. The penny floor and the brick floor were tremendous. You have achieving many styles with tiles. Thanks a lot for sharing this nice post.
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