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Best Tiles for Bathrooms?

AnCiotog · 2012-08-28 09:28:03

We're about to tile a kitchen in and bathroom in an older house which we're renovating. We're wondering what the best bathroom tile to go for is? Any suggestions, we're going for warm and cozy rather than modern and minimalist!

28-08-2012 9:28am

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AnCiotog

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We're about to tile a kitchen in and bathroom in an older house which we're renovating. We're wondering what the best bathroom tile to go for is? Any suggestions, we're going for warm and cozy rather than modern and minimalist!

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bathrooom tiles

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#2 30-08-2012 9:26am

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http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/3070634

Hi
I think a mix of tiles(very carefully done!) can achieve a very warm effect -& also be cost effective - take a look at the photos above.

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#3 30-08-2012 1:40pm

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Cheers for that. Has anyone come across the pvc panelling or tiles. Just wondering should we go for them instead. Personally I prefer tiles, but if it's a better job I'd go for it.

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