tiles
We’re going with the Arctic White DAL subway tiles in the master bathroom. We’re starting here so that we can get the troublesome porcelain tub in place as soon as possible. That and a look at the stripping of the fireplace in the tv room today on the Renovation blog.
Subway Tiles and Mantels [Renovation Blog]


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  1. I did the same tiles in my period brownstone bathroom and they look fantastic. Definately the right choice for your asthetic. Whoever was flaming you is probably jealous.

    Also, don’t get too excited about the free box of tiles. If they are not of exactly that same lot number, don’t even bother. My tiler did not check the boxes (they were mixed lots) and you can really see even slight color/tone variations w/white tiles. Fortunately, we caught the mistake early, so not too much harm.

    Your best bet is call up the tile store ASAP and try to get an extra box from that lot number. Hurrry, before they sell out of that lot. It can be a real pain in the A to locate.

  2. Man there sure are some people with not enough to do today. I mean, really, criticizing someone’s choice of white tile for their bathroom?! Jeez. I only looked at the comments because I couldn’t think WHY there would be 10 comments regarding that picture and I had to see why. Pretty pathetic people!

  3. Brownstoner, sure they’re a bit clichéd, but I don’t see any other ideas coming out of the holier-than-thou crowd. The idea of having them be mere background for the stars of the bathroom is a good one.

  4. We can’t seem to please anyone today! The antique marble sink and much-discussed porcelain tub are the centerpieces of the bathroom and we wanted a clean, simple backdrop for them. Perhaps there were more imaginative options out there, but we didn’t want, nor could we afford, anything too “exotic”. What plain white tiles would you have gone with?

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