(He's a cute little booger isn't he?!)
See that lovely hole in the lovely sheet of linoleum? Yes, thanks Salem. So as you can see, we needed a little updating, and freshening up! Out with the old, and in with the new!
I chose a white on white vintage style hexagon tile. I also chose to customize it with a green glass tile border. It was a lot of work, as I had to lay out every single tile, mark where the border would go, and cut the white tiles out so I could lay the green in. I'm really happy with the way it turned out. Wish I had thought about how fun it would be to clean white tile with white grout ;) Oh well, you live and learn!
The problem is, we kind of ran out of steam after all that! I'm a little embarassed to say that we have yet to add the quarter round to finish it off! So with the next couple of days forecasting in the upper 60's to mid 70's I am vowing to finish this project! I am pretty handy with a miter saw and the nail gun I got for Christmas, so I think I can get this done while hubs is at work! Maybe I'll just suprise him ;) Wish me luck!
Love that tile! :-)
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xx Emily
wow~ i love that kind of tile!
ReplyDeletewee laid tile in our kitchen last summer and are trying to get up the courage to do our master bath!
your blog is inspiring :)
so glad it's getting warmer too...
That looks great! I want to re-tile some stuff in my house but I'm terrified.
ReplyDeleteWhen I started reading this post I got a little worried - I remembered an article from a long time ago where a woman's cat got sealed under the new bath tub during a renovation. They found him a few days later, thankfully still alive! I'm glad your story didn't go that route!
super cute! white grout/tile is my issue too. it's so outdated, i need something with funk!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks great! I love hexagon tile for bathrooms and I love the little green border. Nice job!
ReplyDeletei wish i'm able to do my own tiling too! the color are adorable!
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