Euro Wood Floors

Euro Wood Floors finished in March two bathroom make-overs in residential property located in Atlanta, GA

Atlanta Tile Design Tips

One thing you need to do when redecorating any bath is to be sure to tie in some of the elements from your bedroom. You don't have to make it an identical match, but using a common color or theme will really unite the two rooms.

One of the big design elements in the bathroom is the hardware. Faucets and spigots, in addition to tubs and toilets are made in a variety of shapes and materials which can be the centerpiece of your design..

Another big element in the bathroom is the tiling. The more expensive tiles should have durability, aesthetic value, and a non-porous surface. Make sure your tiles can be easily cleaned and sanitized, and that it is easy to install and does not require special adhesives which can become costly. When choosing tile, think out of the box. You don't have to use only porcelain tile, consider marble,  or travertine.

Once you have the design down and selected the major elements, focus on decoration accessories to bring out personality and individualism. The bathroom doesn't have to just be functional and putting interesting items on the walls or shelves is a great way to give the room some character. Don't be afraid to use your own ideas and put what you want into the room when redecorating your master bathroom.

Our Project

Customer was perusing to update their two upstairs baths. As a result, after a few consultations we decided to use travertine on both the walls and the floor. We chose different tile designs and patterns for the walls as well as for the floors. For example, on the floors we decided to run the travertine diagnostically so that the bath would look more spacious. We also inserted a couple of wall - shelves that would give room for more practical bath storage.

In order to install travertine tiles on the shower walls we also had to install cement boards. As a result, we removed all the drywall and implicitly all the plumbing so that cement boards could be installed. By doing so,  the heavier travertine tiles will stay strong and firm in their place for many years to come.

Project was completed in Mach by Euro Wood Floors located in Atlanta.

BEFORE AND AFTER

 

 

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