Sentences with phrase «white tiles really»

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Talking of tiles, a simple black and white checkerboard scheme can really raise the style stakes in your bathroom.

The earth - toned tiled floors throughout this home really warm up each room, especially in contrast to the bright white walls in the inviting living room.

To make this splash of green really stand out, HGTV fan dezignrogue added white floor - to - ceiling subway tiles to cover up old attic stairs and add a vintage feel.

A poet friend astutely described standing in the newer one, with its white - tile floors and eye - searing fluorescent light, as resembling «being inside a really clean tooth.»

I find that if I pick a beautiful backsplash pattern (like 4x12 white tile on the pure white Pius Quartz) that it looks really good.

Hexagonal black tiles create a really striking backdrop to the white fittings in this monochrome scheme.

The crisp white tiles in this New England style kitchen have been finished with a grey grout which really makes them stand out, and delivers an industrial feel.

White walls and tiles combine really well with dark grey painted units to give this kitchen a timeless look.

White tiles around the bath make for a clean backdrop that lets the roll - top tub really stand out, especially with its dark - grey finish.

We ended up going with a smaller subway tile that we'll install with white grout for a really clean look.

I think it would look really pretty white and maybe change out to a blue tile or something.

We went with white subway tile for the backsplash — it was one of the builder's options that we felt really went with the homeowner's design aesthetic of pretty, bright, and classic.

However, a quick simple fix (for me) was replacing every third square tile with a charcoal colored glass square really helped give the white tile and grout some visual interest.

Whether on the cabinets or the tile — or both, as in this space — gray adds to a white bathroom to make it really shine.

For the really tiny tiles, I used a white pencil to trace the part of the stencil that would go there, then filled in with a small paint brush.

The white works really well, but I too think the tile is somewhat distracting.

The wall and floor tiles are in patterned blue and go really well with the white interiors of this bathroom.

Back in January, I told you I didn't love the tiles and that I really wanted to add white subway tiles.

«Contrasting grout really helps to highlight tile patterns, and white or dark tiles look great paired with the trendy gold plumbing that's popping up everywhere.»

Using grey grouting instead of white makes the metro tiles really stand out.

Finally it occurred to me that all white decor would look really striking, especially on the fireplace with it's dark stone tile and orange wall above!

White subway tile is such a staple that it is now associated with a really classic look.

I think what really makes this look so much more open is the removal of the heavy upper cabinets & the white backdrop of the leftover cabinets & subway tile & of course taking the dinning table out!

The subway tile I used in the kitchen is a really beautiful butter yellow (Pratt & Larson) and it is a lovely complement to the antique white paint.

;) The white cabinets and tile really do open and brighten the space.

From the squeaky - clean white tile backsplash to the gleaming stainless steel appliances and varnished wood, this kitchen really shines.

Soft green metro tiles with white grouting make the room feel really light, airy and spacious, and the streamlined integrated storage solutions mean the room is clutter free with just colour pop towels on display (and everything else handily hidden away behind closed - door cupboards).

We (or really I) have been procrastinating on what to do, I am a bit scared of committment but think I finally decided I love me some white subway tile!

I also want to paint the walls above the 70's tile (that I really so love) the same soft white.

To make this splash of green really stand out, HGTV fan dezignrogue added white floor - to - ceiling subway tiles to cover up old attic stairs and add a vintage feel.

I chose the classic white subway tiles, even though I was also really tempted by their Hexagon tiles, but I felt like subway tiles were something I would love for years.

Initially the bright white tiles looked really clean and sparkling new, almost a little too new in that model home kind of way.

I love how the white sink and backsplash really compliment the dark gray counters and that the tile extends all the way down to the counters.

If you are doing a simple black and white check like I did there are really only two options — starting with black, or starting with white (but, if you go with color or patterned tiles then there is a lot more creative freedom, or you could get your stripe on like Orlando did in his old kitchen).

I really love the white subway tile juxtaposed the Rustic counter top!

White grout is a pain to keep clean anyway, and the darker grout lines would really show off the pattern on the tile.

:) I really love the classic white tile, and the counter top sink onto of that gorgeous natural wood console.

White cabinetry and neutral tiles makes the space easy to live with.The owners brough most of the retro furniture from their last house and fortunately it fits really well with the style of the house.