The tile is "Burma Negro" tile from the Tile Shop, with "London Fog" grout from there as well. I have to say, I think tiling is my new passion! It is much easier than I expected it to be, and the impact is tremendous! My next tiling projects are the kitchen backsplash and the 2nd floor bathroom, which should be happening sooner rather than later :) Can't wait to share!
Looks awesome!
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Thanks Wendy! The botanical print is from Restoration Hardware. Here is the link: http://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod1618016&cm_ps=modal_add_to_cart-_-none-_-other_items_you_may_like&categoryId=search :)
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ReplyDeleteI love this, too! Nice job! :) Would you mind sharing your paint color for the walls? I have an itch to repaint (again). :)
ReplyDeleteWhat was the spacing you left for the grout line? Im installing very similar floor and I cant decide on the spacing.....I think 1/4 may look too big....I also considered 1/32 but I already purchased sanded grout so thats not gonna work unless I return it.
ReplyDeleteCould you share where you got the tile and the name if you remember it? I've been searching for just this tile! So excited to see it here.
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