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Selecting the Right Bathroom Tiles

Selecting the Right Bathroom Tiles Selecting the right bathroom tiles will affect the entire look, and cost of your bathroom remodel. Homeowners must consider several factors, such as maintenance, durability, and how their choices for countertops, flooring, and backsplashes will affect the overall look of the room. You will want to create a cohesive look that meets your budgetary needs. But where should one begin? Here are a few tiling options based on popularity and a few based on the look you might be interested in achieving.   Popular options Design Options While there are many design options such as modern, contemporary, rustic, etc. the natural option is a classic and go-to style for many homeowners. It also tends to be a pricier option. However, homeowners can boast of one-of-a-kind, naturally occurring stone for their home. Natural look: Sleek and modern Modern tiles are often described as elegant, clean/sleek, and better for the environment when it comes to reusable or recycled material. It also bypasses the mining aspect needed for natural stone. How to Choose Bathroom Tile Choosing the right tile first depends on your budget, then the style or theme of your home, as owners typically try to create a cohesive look throughout. Keep the measurements of your bathroom in mind, as tiles are priced by square foot. This means the difference in price between a ceramic tile of $2-4 per square foot and slate tile at $10-15 per square foot is tremendous. How a Professional Contractor Can Help Imagine spending thousands of dollars on a stone slab for your bathroom countertop. You decide to try to do as much of the remodel as you can without hiring a professional. As you maneuver the 300-pound rectangle into the bathroom, it slips from your hand and falls to the floor with an audible cracking sound. Your bathroom remodel is an investment. After spending the time and effort on finding the right materials, ensure they are installed properly and with care. This is how a contractor can help assist you in bringing your vision to life. They will also ensure factors such as proper sealing, grouting, and provide tips on maintenance making it well worth the cost.