Sentences with phrase «put tile in the kitchen»

We had left the linoleum in place instead of carrying the wood floor all the way through because we had originally planned to put tile in the kitchen area.

Not exact matches

I had guys in putting tile floors in my kitchen / breakfast area, and some other areas in my house, last week, so I was only out of the kitchen for the better part of a week — and that was long enough.

Love the stuff =) Also think your white subway tile is nice, I think that's what I want to put in my kitchen.

I put the diapers away, got out the new underwear, and prepared myself for a long day playing in the tiled kitchen with a little potty.

We have a bay window in out kitchen and I have put a crate mat down on the tiles so that Fudge and Ziggy can nap in the sun and watch what's going on outside, too.

I'll put the stick down vinyl planks in the kitchen and baths over the old vinyl sheeting unless I feel like doing tile.

I also have 120 handpainted white tiles with various herbs on them to put up in my kitchen, after I seal and varathane them.

Plus, we want to put up some kind of tile backsplash in the kitchen.

This is such a simple kitchen makeover with a little paint and tile and a new sink, it isn't like I'm putting in something super crazy or trendy or adding on some horrific 1970s style addition to my home (which is what I had to UNDO in my old house!)!

so your kitchen didn't have a backsplash at all until you put in the subway tile?

We're putting in marble subway tile in our kitchen, but nothing near has large as your accent wall.

I did some «budget - friendly» renovating of my kitchen 2 yrs ago, stripping old wallpaper, putting in the subway tile backsplash, adding bright white beadboard halfway up walls and on the existing white cabinet ends, painting the rest of the walls soft white (sometimes looks very very pale yellow).

I would love to put some glass tiles in my kitchen.

We debated putting wood in the kitchen but it scares me so we went with tile.

My hubs is 61 — I am 58 and we still go strong on DIY — and we still make boo - boos — last year, we were redoing (or should I say the hubs was redoing) the floor tile in our 2nd bathroom — the crazy nut tiled himself into the tub — I was in the kitchen painting the texture he had just a couple of days before put on the walls (had wallpaper on it before) and I hear this feeble «Honey, can you go outside on the side of the house and get that tile from the ground under the window»... I went into the bathroom, saw him standing in the tub, and he explained that he got mad and threw the tile out the open window.

You guys, I put subway tile up in my kitchen ALL BY MYSELF!

I've been thinking about putting beadboard over the tile back - splash in our kitchen and am curious... how did you attach the beadboard to the tile?

Gut reno the kitchen and put in something historically accurate — Shaker - style cabinets, wood floor or tile, maybe even real linoleum, soapstone or marble countertops, etc. 4.

They did about 120 tiles (different pics of herbs) for me to put up in my kitchen.

The tiles in the bathroom are starting to wobble and come loose, the vinyl floor (which looked like real herringbone when they put it down) is starting to come loose and stick up at the seams, and the kitchen already needs replacing.

But I would probably get some tile and put my husband to work on countertops and a backsplash in the kitchen!

Or maybe put up a tile backsplash and around under my cabinets in the kitchen.

Here are the pictures of the kitchen / den area after the hardwood floors were put in, the cabinets and walls were painted white, the sliding glass doors were replaced with French doors, the odd door from the den into the entry way was removed, the wagon wheel hanging over the area for the kitchen table was removed, granite tile countertops were installed, a beadboard backsplash was installed, a new sink was put in, and the appliances from the 1960s were replaced.

my friend put this tile down in her kitchen, about 10 years ago.

Quick question, I have ugly white tiles in my kitchen and living room, can I put the wood on top of the tile?

We put a cararra subway tile backsplash in our kitchen when we remodeled a year ago and it's one of my favorite elements.

When I first saw the film, I too was dazzled at all the little touches — the pendant chandelier, the odd, earth - tone colors, sparkling kitchen tiles and the «red oak» floors (actually a substitute for a vulgar phrase, in answer to the neighbor's inquiry, that they decided not to have Brad say, so they could put it elsewhere — watch the DVD commentary).

To update this kitchen, the homeowner and decorator Phoebe Howard installed hardwoods to match the rest of the house, swapped the dark black granite and tile for Carrara marble counters and backsplash tiles, changed the cabinet hardware, put in a movable island, and painted just about everything.