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Contemporary Power room taking shape
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sharkm (
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Sun, Apr 1, 07 at 14:49
My 5x5 power room is taking shape. The pumping is still not done, mirror and accessory not installed. But it is turning out to be better then I had envisioned. Below is the mock up of the sink and faucet.
Also need to install this wall sconce from WAC.
I cannot wait for this to finish! |
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RE: Contemporary Power room taking shape
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| Wow, it looks really good and it's not even finished yet! I like the tiles! Are the ones the wall the same as floor? Did you cut them or do they come with smaller size? |
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| Thanks. The lamp is now installed and the green light make it look really good. The tiles on the walls are not the same as the floor. |
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| Who makes those tiles? They look great! |
RE: Contemporary Power room taking shape
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| Actually, I did not really know who makes the tile until you ask. We just found the tile we like at the tile store. But now I just found out (after the fact) that they were from Imola. The white is Origami, the liner is Daisho and I don't know about the gray one. |
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| I love it! You made beautiful choices. They look great with the neutral background. I just had Imola Micron tile installed in my kitchen, hallway, and bathroom. They did not do a great job on the grout. Even though I went 1/16 of an inch in between, I can feel the space. It's sort of rough. Do you have any issues like that with yours? I love the look of the porcelain. It is simple and beautiful like yours. The actual tiles are very smooth and almost have a "soft" feel. He's supposed to come back and redo the grout. I think it should be even with the top of the tile on this kind of contemporary install. I would appreciate any feedback on your tile. |
RE: Contemporary Power room taking shape
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| The grout lines are ok. As in my photo they are fairly wide, so you can easily feel that space. The edges are straight, smooth and even. |
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| I just saw this--Great! Any more pics? And kristen, if you had 1/16 groutlines, that probably means that the installer used unsanded, which has a habit of shrinking upon curing. It's not his fault so it's nice that he's agreeing to come back and "fix it". I wonder how he was going to do that. Had the original grout been sealed? If he used Spectralock, I do think that new epoxy can stick to old epoxy, so that would actually be lucky... |
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