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10 Stunning Backsplash Tiles We Love
A backsplash tile is a key design element in kitchens and bathrooms, adding visual interest and functionality. Classic subway tiles offer a timeless and clean look, while marble mosaic tiles bring elegance and luxury. For a cozy atmosphere, rustic terracotta tiles provide warmth and character, and bold geometric patterns add a modern edge. Whether enhancing the space with vibrant hand-painted ceramics or sleek glass tiles, choosing the right backsplash tile can transform your kitchen or bathroom into a stylish and inviting area.
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Mastering the Art of Tile Trimming with Julee Ireland
In the latest episode of Tile Mart University, design expert Julee Ireland unveils the secrets to perfect tile trimming, a crucial element that can elevate any tile installation from ordinary to extraordinary. She guides viewers through three innovative methods: using traditional trims like pencil rails or quarter rounds for a classic touch, self-trimming with wall tiles for a cohesive look, and employing the sleek, modern finishes of metal trim for a contemporary edge. Julee's invaluable tip to miter corners ensures a professional, magazine-worthy finish to your projects. This episode is a must-watch for anyone passionate about bringing a polished and refined aesthetic to their tile work.
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Subway Tiles: Expert Insights with Julee Ireland
Julee Ireland traces the rich history of subway tiles back to their inception in the early 20th century for the New York City subway. She praises the original 3x6 design by Christopher Grant La Farge and George C. Heins for its clean, bright appearance, which led to its widespread popularity due to ease of maintenance, simple installation, and stain resistance. Julee also demonstrates the versatility of these tiles with various patterns using our Basics 3x6 Tile and Cloe 2.5x8 Tile. From the texture-rich Basketweave to the space-enhancing Horizontal Stack and the contemporary Vertical Stack, she shows how each design can dramatically transform any space, bringing a slice of NYC subway style into modern interiors.
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