Design | Wellness | Cabinetry
Tile Tattoos are a great product for changing the look of your kitchen or bathroom with minimal mess and expense. This is a great option if Budget Decorating is on your New Year’s Resolution List.
New offerings are modern and clean so you don’t have to feel left out if your personal taste is not country chic. You can choose from 4×4, 6×6 and 6×3 subway tile sizes.
Bisazza expands its Mosaic collection with some new decorative designs for 2009 introducing patterns and colors suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments.
The 2009 collection has ample choice of patterns and blends. The textile inspired murals are stunning.
The great variety of tones in the collection provide a myriad of ways to interpret the collection. The hard part may be finding a wall large enough.
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My new samples of back-painted glass came and I’m really excited about using it in a project.
Most homeowners are familiar with full height glass backsplashes. In the past, full-height mirrors were very popular for making small kitchens look bigger.
Today’s hot trend is to customize glass panels with the color of your choice for a seamless look that fits in contemporary or traditional settings.
This is a beautiful product that can be templated to fit most splash applications. I say most because it would be quite difficult if not impossible to get a full glass panel behind an existing exhaust hood.
The availability of large glass panels have also made back-painted glass popular in bathrooms. They are being used for splashes, tub skirts and shower walls. With no grout lines like you would have with glass tile, the glass panels are very easy to clean.
You don’t have to stick to solid colors, artists can also custom paint a panel in any image or abstract design you want.
If you are uncertain you are ready to put in full glass splashes, there’s an Australian website that has an incredible Virtual Kitchen Program on their website that lets you view 60 different color options. DecoGlaze Virtual Kitchens Website.
These cute little boxes contain self-stick 4″ metal tiles from Chemetal. They do not require any grout and you can cut them yourself using common tools. A box of 54 tiles costs $79.
One of my friends wants to cover the ceiling at her entry with them. The possibilities are endless.
