Tiles on bathroom walls

Before you rip out your ugly bathroom tile, you should consider painting you floor and wall tile! We changed our bathroom tile for $150 bucks and it looks amazing!

When you walk into a designer bathroom, there's no doubt that this is not the run of the mill. Here's what you can do to get the designer look for less.

This L.A. duplex is now a single-family home with good flow and a seriously space efficient ADU structure, thanks to Social Studies.

Did you know you could paint tile? Yep. We used bathroom tile paint. See how our painted tile DIY project looks 3 years later!

If you’ve recently moved into an older home, you may be fixing things up and wondering, “How can I cover these ugly or damaged bathroom wall tiles?” Have no fear – we’re here to give you lots of ideas, including a few temporary fixes that you can use in a rented house or apartment. Keep […]

Bathroom walls are different from walls in other parts of the house. In living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and other completely dry areas, any type of wall covering will work. Even mostly dry kitchens can have almost any type of wall covering. Backsplashes protect key areas in kitchens to make this possible. But in the bathrooms, the water comes from all directions. Moisture, both from the direct tub and shower mist, and moisture-laden air, is devastating to bathroom walls.

For a relaxing break, adopt blue in the bathroom. Dark blue, navy blue, pastel blue, turquoise blue, and blue is the shade that inevitably evokes water

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When flipping a house, your bathroom tile choices need to appeal to buyers across the board. These are the trends that buyers are going for today.