Tile shape or pattern for 45 degree hallway!
whaas_5a
7 years ago
I thought I was set on laying a 12x24 tile perpendicular to the hall walls to provide the illusion of widening but this 45 degree angle is throwing me off.
Should I stick with the direction I'm going or change the shape altogether and go with a square tile in a diamond pattern?
The tile terminates at the end of the hallway and flows into the laundry room.
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Barbara Almandarz
7 years agoWhat you are doing looks fine. Have you considered a herringbone pattern so you have lines that follow 2 different directions?
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