Tiles with tile baseboards or skirting boards?

: Do you mean our tiles?

exactly yours!

Best regards
Sabine

I had our baseboard tiles cut by the stonemason - it was cheaper than the ready-made baseboards, but not by much.

Same batch and thus color

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Hello Sabine,

our tiles are from Villeroy & Boch from the "Lucerna" series, gray matte.

In my opinion, they are not classically glazed but protected with a special sealant (which was called, I believe, "vilbostone plus").

Overall, they are very resistant – a small corner broke off one tile (someone dropped a heavy glass there :mad – but the spot is hardly noticeable since the material is truly color-through.

Regards,

Dirk

In our house, the same tile is used throughout.

- They are lighter tiles (manufacturer Castelvetro, series Life, color Beige),
- The walls in the bathrooms are tiled in white,
- The interior doors are painted white matte,
- The baseboards are installed flush with the plaster.

So far, we had actually planned to cut the baseboards from the floor tile because the top edge is not visible due to the flush plaster installation anyway.
Now I had the idea that it might look more subtle/modern/better/whatever if the baseboards were also made from the white tile?

Has anyone seen this before and can even help me find pictures on the internet?
On the other hand, I do have concerns that it might look too pieced together...

What color is the wall going to be?

Then pull up the beige floor tile. Otherwise, the white stripe on a white background will appear. Not so great.