The Cottage Book, 1989

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The Cottage Book, 1989
Contemporary Kitchen - Kitchen Inspiration for a small contemporary l-shaped porcelain tile and brown floor open concept kitchen remodel with a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, blue cabinets, wood countertops, white backsplash, ceramic backsplash, white appliances and an island
— SUBWAY TILES ✨ a snap from our old apartment ... we had dark grout in the kitchen and white grout in the bathroom . I’ve been eyeing off some tic tac tiles with dark grout for our little kitchen in the van . Hopefully it works a treat + gives all the feels 🤞🏾✨
The Smallest Room x
The Smallest Room x
We’ve been printing.
Very simply with Sainsbury’s basic sponges bought for 20p a packet, onto lining paper and using left over paint from the kitchen renovations. Cheap as chips.
This is all part of the great downstairs toilet upgrade project, which after 10 years of abuse is sorely needed.
The idea is to paint the woodwork a mid-grey, homemade wallpaper above the dado (why not?!) and dye the…
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Subway tiles are stunning in the bathroom. It's something you can do yourself relatively cheaply... If you have the patience! It's best to use them in moderation however so please don't go crazy and unless you are using coloured tiles try to stick with a darker coloured grout. Here are some lovely examples to get some inspiration for your next bathroom project. Read more at http://indoorideas.com/bathroom/a-handful-of-subway-tiles