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Just been having a nosey around a design website and came across a great kitchen splash back
What do you think?
Not sure about this shower but can see how ... -
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Re: Mixing it up! - Contrasting tiles
Oh BTW tiles are from Made A Mano if your are wondering
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Re: Mixing it up! - Contrasting tiles
I like the herringbone multicolour shower, I dont like the splashback
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Don't like any of them to be honest, far too busy for me........
"The early bird catches the worm.... but it's the second mouse that gets the cheese"
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Re: Mixing it up! - Contrasting tiles

Originally Posted by
garythetiler
I like the herringbone multicolour shower, I dont like the splashback
the other way around then
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way too busy for my liking, but you could make lots of .... ups and no one would notice
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uh oh! am I alone on this splash back??
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I don't like either
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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I like the backsplash. Not that I would want it in my house.
I think if I had to tile that shower I would have to check into the Betty Ford clinic when done.
But don't mind a little color. So much of the work out here is beige. Guess to match the sand on the beach.
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the splashback looks like they bought all the discountinued tiles not my cup of tea.
Te shower is not to my liking either. ultimatly up to customer.
i might try the herringbone pattern in my own bathroom but not in such bold colours i'm thinking metro white.
Get away from the brick bond which seems to be so common place at moment.
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Hmm... That is some funky funky tiling.
Not to keen on either to be honest but it they would be fun to tile.
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Re: Mixing it up! - Contrasting tiles

Originally Posted by
Colour Republic
uh oh! am I alone on this splash back??
Your not alone I like it to! Reminds me of Missoni.
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