Sentences with phrase «old tiles in bathrooms»

Less expensive and time effective to just glaze old tiles in bathrooms.

Not exact matches

Our unit was older, but recently renovated — with new appliances, cabinets, and granite counters in the kitchenette and new tile, vanities, and toilets in the bathroom.

I have real marble or marble tiles (100ys old) in almost all my bathrooms and kitchen, and while easy to clean, it's very COLD and hard underfoot.

The tile in these old bathrooms aren't at all like the tile in new bathrooms.

It reminded me of the kind of black and white bathroom tile we had in the old house I grew up in.

I think the last picture is showing old historic tiles from historiske.dk — several companies carry these now and I just had them installed in my bathroom in the black and grey version — they are very pretty

We need to re-do our guest bathroom (mostly the shower / tub), the shower in there is like old pink tiles that are literally falling off the wall and we would LOVE to redo it with some pretty white tile:)

One of the things I love most about our house is the old turquoise tile that is in the downstairs bathroom.

I have ugly green tile in my bathroom and it's in perfect shape and would be extremely expensive to pull down (old house, thick layer of concrete and chicken wire behind the tile)- do you think if I caulked in the grout lines I could wallpaper straight over the tile?

Tile floors are a common upgrade in a bathroom to replace that old, worn out vinyl flooring.

The before reminds me so much of the bathroom in our old condo apartment... it had orange tiles on the floors lol... This space looks really inviting now and the artwork is too cute!

We had a pink bathroom in our old house but it wasn't tiled and it was a more gaggy color.

It's also probably the most popularly used bathroom tile in existence, but it has been popular for almost a century so it's a timeless look that also goes well over uneven floors in older homes.

With the help of her eighty - five - year - old father, Albert Vickers, Rhoda tackled one room at a time — the two of them tearing out old cabinets and assembling new Ikea models, applying backsplash tile, mounting board - and - batten molding in the dining room, and painting bathroom cabinets, to list just a few projects.

I am tearing out an old bathroom and would like to use a tile you used in the Via Casa Haus.