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13. Make a mini mural. A full wall-to-wall tile mural can be a bit overwhelming. Sometimes all you need is a basic shape in a small area to make a big impact.A mini mural like this heart shape uses just a few contrasting tiles to give the room plenty of personality. MoreSometimes Tile Can Be Downright EntertainingGreat Home Project: Install a New Tile FloorGreat Home Project: How to Regrout Your Tile

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For traditional or transitional spaces, try an unrectified ceramic tile, which means the edges are a bit uneven in a beautifully imperfect way. This gives a sense of texture because the adjacent tiles don’t quite line up, creating a subtle rippling effect that feels touchable and stylish.

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2. Know your vanity storage options. If you’re designing or installing a new vanity, or you’re looking to update your current one, there’s a lot to learn when it comes to storage. This week, designer and Houzz writer Yanic Simard takes a look at the various pullouts, drawers, cabinets, cubbies and other dedicated solutions for maximizing vanity storage.

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2. Modern vintage. This first-time homeowner converted a buffet cabinet into a stylish modern vanity. A wall-mounted faucet and a square vessel sink make the most of valuable inches in the narrow bathroom. The brass-colored fixtures join three large vintage-style bell-shaped glass wall sconces, brass-colored hardware and a decorative mirror. Calacatta marble backsplash and floor tile add classic subtle color and sheen, while a snippet of geometric floor tile in the shower brings a bit of playfulness. See more of this bathroom | See 30 other furniture-to-vanity conversions

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