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| Today I went to look at a tile store in town to see what options might be for backsplash and floor tile. There was a ton of natural stone type and glass tile but I didn't see anything that looked very traditional. Everything looked like it belonged in a modern house or a new build here in TX (there's a certain look all the new build houses have). Our home is more traditional/transitional, from the 70's, and that's more my taste. I've seen some beautiful backsplash tiles on here, but I'm afraid they're out of our budget. The contractor has priced us with a $6.50/sf price point and I'd like to stay somewhat close. So does anyone have any good sources or brands that are online to look at? Here's one I like, and another... The backsplash tile...don't think the bird is anywhere near our price range. I'll add that we'll be having medium/dark stained cabinets. I don't know what countertop yet, I'm trying to sort of take a first pass at everything all at once and then narrow things down. |
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- Posted by SoCalLeigh (My Page) on Wed, Mar 20, 13 at 23:22
| Don't laugh, but check out Ann Sacks. They have a basics line with some options that may be in your price point. We are doing the Arden beveled subway in cream for $7.33 sq ft. I think the bevel gives the subway a bit of a modern update without being modern, if that makes sense. |
Here is a link that might be useful: AS Basics
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| i read from a favourite blog of mine that Home Depot has inexpensive marble subway tiles for $5.50sqft. they live in Richmond VA. |
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| Lowes and Home Depot have white subway tile for $1.80 per sq ft. It's a classic! I was going to use this but then went even cheaper and used beadboard wallpaper. |
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- Posted by pseudochef (My Page) on Thu, Mar 21, 13 at 10:39
| Thanks everyone. I do like the white subway tiles but I think my husband would really prefer something more colorful. I'll check out the Annie Sacks site. Are there any other websites? |
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| Not sure what part of Texas you're in, but we just had a Floor & Decor Outlet open near Ft. Worth. You can look online, but it's more fun to look in person in you have one. I know I recently saw a tile online similar to what you posted. I'll have to see if I can remember where it was. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Floor and Decor
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| Grazia Rixi is sometimes available at that price point. |
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| I have ordered samples from this site. Coincidentally for you, they are in Texas, though it seems you'd have to visit a reseller to shop in person. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Mosaic Tile Supplies
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