Tile Idea Book (Idea Books) by Andrew Wormer - Presentation Transcript
Tile Idea Book (Idea Books) by
Andrew Wormer
Great Book For My Customers!
Tile has been transformed in the popular imagination from a pedestrian
material to a sought-after design element. Home centers, specialty tile
shops, and Internet sources offer the average homeowner an amazing
range of mass-produced, handmade, and custom tile types made of
materials including ceramics, natural stone, metal, and glass. Organized
by room, with chapters covering kitchens, bathrooms, living spaces,
entries, and mudrooms, Tile Idea Book presents hundreds of photographs
showing the effects created by all the major types of tile available today
when installed in different settings: large rooms, such as kitchens, and
small ones, such as bathrooms and entryways. It shows how color,
pattern, and texture can be used to create special effects on floors and
walls and provides specific information on how to recreate these effects.
Also covered is the decorative use of tile in fireplaces and hearths,
wainscoting, stairs, and halls, as well as in exterior settings such as
terraces and patios.
Personal Review: Tile Idea Book (Idea Books) by Andrew
Wormer
I enjoy that there are several pictures that give ideas of the different
directions you can go into with a tiling project. I've purchased several of
the Idea Books and I haven't been disappointed yet. Each one is
referenced often while I'm working on my condo redo. This is a great
series for anyone who is a DIY guru or anyone working with a contractor
(I've been doing both).
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I enjoy that there are several pictures that give i more
I enjoy that there are several pictures that give ideas of the different directions you can go into with a tiling project. I've purchased several of the Idea Books and I haven't been disappointed yet. Each one is referenced often while I'm working on my condo redo. This is a great series for anyone who is a DIY guru or anyone working with a contractor (I've been doing both). less
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