Bathroom paint job
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Comments (6)Thanks for the input! do you think that subway or 6x6 tiles would be better in the shower? Im not sure why but i was thinking that the 6x6 might be more consistent with the style of the basin. Dark blue or light blue for the accent tile in niche? Its a VERY small bathroom which was why I was leaning towards white floor. Trying to make it feel bigger. But maybe thats an error. This is the floor tile that I was considering. Too busy? I have to admit I like the dark blue tile of the last photo that Dreamer posted alot but was worried that a dark color would not work in a small space....See MoreAdvice needed on bathroom window frame replacement job
Comments (2)i have to say that paying cash for a job so that the worker can avoid including payment for their tax and GST is illegal and party to fraud ..the extra payment is not for your invoice it's a savings for you so that they don't have to include the payment or GST in their income for tax and i think that expecting a quality job for work for which you haven't received an invoice or receipt is unlikely and they've already produced bad workmanship twice... i wonder if they repaired the dampproofing and flashing around the window and if you will have a similar problem in future?..i would patch up the grout and clean off the tiles and keep an eye on the wall so that if/when the leak returns you're ready to employ a professional to do a quality job...See MoreTile paint on ugly mosaic feature strips in bathrooms?
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Comments (7)From your swatches, you’re not afraid of colour, which is great. Now I’m a blue girl, but in this case I’d go for a mossy green. Haymes Chlorophyll or Leek Leaf for example. Saturated colours can soak up light and dry a bit darker in my experience, which is why I’d lean toward a slightly paler, but still solid, tone but if the room is large, bathed in sunshine or you love the moody look, a deeper colour would also work. Do not skip trialling a sample pot though, colour is so site specific. Level of “glossiness” also impacts the look, but paints have evolved so much that you don’t have to go for a shiny finish unless you wish. Do get advice from a reputable retailer about that. Many also have colour consultants or trained staff who can help too (usually free if it’s just a quick question or two)...See More- 9 years ago
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