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#요즘타일사용법 #BathroomDesign How I used tiles in my master bedroom💡 Since I was going to talk about tiles, I thought the master bathroom would be the perfect place☺️ I’ll tell you, one by one, the details I paid attention to when decorating! 1️⃣ 1200*600 Tile Installation I went with large tiles no matter what, which reduces the number of intersecting lines. Visually, the bathroom looks much cleaner and more spacious, and is easier to clean😚 2️⃣ Installation of a Total of 3 Types of Tile I chose one main beige tile, and since there was a tile with vertical stripes in the same design, I installed them together as an accent! The main tiles have a subtle pattern, and I think I'll never get tired of looking at this pattern.🩷 Also, for the tiles near the sink and the tiles near the indirect lighting, similar-toned accent tiles were installed. This makes the space look more colorful and gives it a more luxurious finish.☺️ 3️⃣ Tile Sink I didn't consider a brick sink because I thought it would be difficult to maintain, but they created a sink with a design where tiles are wrapped around a standard ceramic sink.🥹 It looks so pretty every time I see it, and because of this, the bathroom looks neater and more luxurious! They even made a repair area on the side.🩷 4️⃣ Tile Shelf Installation They installed a shelf in the shower area using the same tiles. It creates a sense of unity, looks neat, and is easy to clean, so I recommend this part as well! Mosaic tile bathrooms have been looking so pretty lately, but I don't have the confidence to maintain them, so next time I plan to install large tiles when I do the interior renovation too☺️ #BathroomInterior #욕실리모델링 #Bathroom #타일시공 #타일세면대 #TileBathroom #타일선반 #욕조인테리어 #BathtubFaucet #욕조 #화장실인테리어 #ToiletRemodeling #화장실타일 #Sink #욕조 #화장실거울 #WoodToilet