Jaydee
2013-11-07 18:44:22
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Hello dear ones,
actually, my husband and I wanted to look at tiles today, but it ended with us leaving the store quite annoyed. Me, because I finally wanted to take a look today, him because he didn’t like my ideas.
We are still looking for tiles for the entrance area and the kitchen. In the bathrooms, our general contractor is taking care of it. There we have dark brown tiles (Prestige XL mokka). In the rest of the living area (living-dining room, upper floor except the bathroom) we chose laminate (Ariosa "Oak Vanilla" by Witex).
I fell in love with the tiles from RAK "Earth Stone," where you could use lighter tiles for the hallway and darker tiles for the kitchen.
Unfortunately, my husband doesn’t like the (quote) "uniform mush" in beige-brown-gray. He wants colorful tiles. But a) there isn’t much selection there and b) I can’t imagine that I would still find that beautiful in a few years.
In my opinion, tiles – especially since they often stay in place for decades – should be quite timeless.
Do you have any ideas about what else is available on the market?
Thanks,
Julia
actually, my husband and I wanted to look at tiles today, but it ended with us leaving the store quite annoyed. Me, because I finally wanted to take a look today, him because he didn’t like my ideas.
We are still looking for tiles for the entrance area and the kitchen. In the bathrooms, our general contractor is taking care of it. There we have dark brown tiles (Prestige XL mokka). In the rest of the living area (living-dining room, upper floor except the bathroom) we chose laminate (Ariosa "Oak Vanilla" by Witex).
I fell in love with the tiles from RAK "Earth Stone," where you could use lighter tiles for the hallway and darker tiles for the kitchen.
Unfortunately, my husband doesn’t like the (quote) "uniform mush" in beige-brown-gray. He wants colorful tiles. But a) there isn’t much selection there and b) I can’t imagine that I would still find that beautiful in a few years.
In my opinion, tiles – especially since they often stay in place for decades – should be quite timeless.
Do you have any ideas about what else is available on the market?
Thanks,
Julia