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Discuss Discussions on renovating, designing or decorating your bathroom in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Help please. My powder room looks a bit bland. Charcoal floor tiles and white wall tiles. I want to have a home decorations for it. I have ordered white vanity ...
          
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    Default Discussions on renovating, designing or decorating your bathroom

    Help please. My powder room looks a bit bland. Charcoal floor tiles and white wall tiles. I want to have a home decorations for it. I have ordered white vanity and whisper white counter. Maybe I should try to change to the oyster grey bench.
    The room is long and skinny. Should I perhaps put the mirror on the long wall instead of above basin? Or do I need to get some colourful artwork?
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    Default Re: Discussions on renovating, designing or decorating your bathroom

    Hi and welcome..all colour are a personal choice.
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    Default Re: Discussions on renovating, designing or decorating your bathroom

    colours sound good
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    as 'beam for me, I'm a tiler, not an interior designer, "we just stick 'em, not pick 'em"
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