Paint A Terrazzo Effect To Save Money On Your Bathroom Tiles
Terrazzo is a more textured and colorful alternative to plain tile, but it can get expensive. Thankfully, you can fake the look with this easy DIY.
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Your Toilet's Tell-Tale Sign That You Need A Design Makeover
As time rolls by, trends come and go. If you notice this accent on your toilet, it might be a sign that it's been a while since your last renovation.
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The Countertop Material That Does Not Belong In Your Bathroom
Remodeling your bathroom is pricey. When choosing a countertop material, Omni Home Ideas CEO Brad Smith warns against a luxe option that'll cost you.
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The Bathroom Floor Trend You'll Want To Hop On If You're Sick Of Cleaning
Keeping a clean bathroom is perhaps the most monotonous chore of all. Limit the time you'll have to spend scrubbing with grout-less tile in the bathroom.
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The Trendy Bathroom Renovation You Might Want To Rethink Trying In Your Home
This type of bathroom finish may be trendy and inexpensive, but there are several reasons you may want to forgo it next time you're renovating.
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Spruce Up The Wall Space Behind Your Toilet With A Gorgeous And Affordable DIY
Instead of neglecting the empty wall space behind your toilet, DIY a customizable design feature with just a few affordable materials and some simple tools.
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Joanna Gaines' Unique Design Idea Puts A Fresh Spin On The Accent Wall Trend
Draw inspiration from "Fixer Upper: The Lakehouse" and move beyond painting accent walls. See how Joanna Gaines adds interest to a bathroom wall.
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Grouting Mistakes To Avoid Making When DIYing A Tile Installation
Itching to getting started remodeling the tile work in your bathroom or kitchen? Lay the ground for success by avoiding these DIY grout installation mistakes.
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12 Stunning Bathroom Door Ideas That Are Perfect For Tight Spaces
If your bathroom door is making your personal time more frustrating than functional, consider one of these door ideas that intends to solve this issue exactly.
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The Dos And Don'ts For Using Mint Green Paint Color In The Bathroom
Mint is a pastel shade of blue-green that's stylish and soothing, but you'll want to use the right accents to avoid a bathroom that looks cold and clinical.
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IKEA Unveils A Sleek New Collection To Make Your Bathroom More Accessible
Bathrooms made to be accessible for all humans are often expensive to create and lack style. See how IKEA aims to fill this gap with its new BÄSINGEN series.
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Short On Space? What To Know Before Fitting A Tub Into Your Shower
While those with small bathrooms may want to place their tub inside their walk-in shower to create a wet room, there are some things to consider first.
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How To DIY Microcement Over Existing Tile For A Budget-Friendly Upgrade
Microcement is an inexpensive coating that can be applied over walls or floors if you want to hide old tiles to upgrade your kitchen or bathroom.
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The Pros And Cons Of Epoxy For Your Bathroom Floor
If you're remodeling your bathroom, you may wonder if epoxy is a good flooring option. Learn the pros and cons of epoxy before installing this flooring type.
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The Safety Reason You Should Consider Mosaic Tile For Your Bathroom Floor
Mosaic tiles come in a variety of colors, patterns, and materials. But it's not just their appearance that makes them the best choice for your bathroom floor.
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The Trendy Tile Option That's Replacing Tired And Dated White Marble
Because white marble has become so popular, some say that it can look tired and dated. If you agree, consider this trendy tile option instead.
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Tips To Make Installing A Bathroom Fan With A Light Easier
Your bathroom fan and light may be old or outdated, so it's time for a change. Follow our tips to make sure the new fan installation goes smoothly.
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The Bathroom Tile Mistake Everyone Should Be Making
The bathroom remodel is going great until it isn't. However, there's luckily a mistake that is easily fixable to ensure your bathroom turns out beautifully.
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The Bathroom Layout Mistake Designers Are Begging You To Stop Making
Avoid this common bathroom design mistake that experts advise against. Here are some suggestions for how to fix it yourself for a more stylish setup.
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Mistakes To Avoid When Installing A Single-Handle Shower Faucet
Doing your own plumbing can be a hard job for DIYers. However, there are a few common mistakes you should avoid if you don't want to call a professional.
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15 Bathroom Floor Tiles That Immediately Scream Vintage Style
If you want to give your bathroom a vintage feel without looking outdated, check out some of the best tile styles and colors to use on the floor.
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Disadvantages Of Low-Flow Shower Heads
While low-flow shower heads can be better for the environment and your wallet, certain models have disadvantages you need to take into consideration.
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The Key To Picking The Best Bathroom Tiles Based On Your Lighting
Choosing tiles can be a fun part of any bathroom renovation, but don't focus solely on trends. The lighting will affect which tiles are best for your space.
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Joanna Gaines' Tip For Using Marble Everywhere In The Bathroom
Marble is a classic element that can be used to create elegance in your bathroom in a timeless way. Joanna Gaines has tips on how to use it.
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How To Update Your Outdated Sink And Vanity Combo Like A Pro
Renovating is neither cheap nor glamorous, so it's smart to do what you can on your own. Here's how you can update your bathroom sink and vanity like a pro.
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Welcome To 'Micro-Patterns' - The Tile Trend That Is Small But Mighty
While small patterns can make a huge impact on your space, tiny tiles are difficult to install. To get around this downside, discover the micro-patterns trend.
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The Easy Fix To A Common Drywall Problem With Bathroom Showers
Drywall can easily get damaged in a bathroom due to water splashes and high humidity. To repair a water-damaged wall near a shower, use a drywall patch.
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