Help! Wall tiles don't match the floor tiles
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Comments (5)Your tile will co-ordinate beautifully with the timber if you can pick one of the darker colours out of the timber and select a tile in this family of colour. The trick to making a colour concept work is to either co-ordinate or contrast. If your timber is as busy with grain and colour as the image you've shown, then maybe co-coordinating is the best way to go. Never chose materials independently of each other - always take a tile sample home to see in the natural light, next to the timber. I hope it all works out the way you envisage it. Cheers, Michelle...See MoreDULUX colour HELP to match these ITALIAN tiles..................
Comments (15)Good idea....tomorrow i will put some sample cards next to the tile and see what colour matches up best...I will also post a photo on here and have you guys help me ouf if that's okay :)) In about 5 minutes I will be posting up a post about coloured roof tiles - Would LOVE your help if you can find the post on here....Thanks guys! :)...See MoreTiles don't match!
Comments (4)it is a different shade but I don't think it will matter either..it's not like one is warm and one is cool white they still go together .....See MoreKitchen floor tiles to match floorboards
Comments (8)I'm with Trek, dark flooring just shows up too much mess - over a large area it will even show dust, especially if it gets sun. I really can't understand the need to put tiles on kitchen floors, they are so hard and unforgiving, especially on your body and can lead to tired and aching legs if you are standing for long periods and even backache. Have you considered a lino floor? These days it is not cheap, but there are some good patterns in it that look like tiles or you can just get something reasonably plain but it is so much kinder to your body. Cork tiles are also another option as they come in many colours now. Otherwise, maybe look for a laminated or vinyl flooring that matches your existing flooring and rethink the colour for the existing flooring to match the kitchen....See Morerobandlyn
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