Did you see what I did there? I rhymed.
This post is lonnnng overdue. About two weeks ago, we finally installed our kitchen backsplash.
I won't get into the nitty gritty of it, because installing a backsplash is fairly straightforward (especially if you buy your backsplash in sheets.) We bought our hexagonal tiles from amazon, which I was a bit worried about doing, but they arrived in great condition!
It took us about 4 hours to install the tile. Joel used a tile nipper to cut the tile to fit around outlets, windows, etc.
Here's the tile up close - I love the little hexagons!
We did the grout about a week later, which was another fairly simple job, taking about an hour and a half. It made a huge difference in the look, but unfortunately, I don't have pictures post grout. Why can't I just go take some now? Well, we started ripping up the floors (not really planned - more about that when I make the floor post!) and now our kitchen is a huge, very dusty mess.
Here's our kitchen list:
rebuild the cabinets under and beside the sinkpaint all cabinetschange out all hardwareinstall shelves where the open cabinets areremove old backsplashinstall hexagonal backsplashpaint wallsremove old floor- install new floor
- remove the panel in front of sink window
- new tiles in greenhouse window
- some kind of window covering for the greenhouse window
- put up some beautiful artwork
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What size hexagon tiles are those and where did you get the wooden shelves?
ReplyDeleteI think they are one inch - from amazon.com
DeleteAnd the wooden shelves we made ourselves! If you check on the side, it's listed under one of my most popular links (aged wood floating shelves - diy with instructions!)