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If I were you, I would definitely check these three things when decorating a bathroom. ① Choosing tile size based on the space 🤍 Living room shared bathroom → 600x600mm Since guests also use this space, I opted for large tiles for a clean look. As the tiles got larger, the grout lines became smaller, giving the overall space a cleaner feel! 🤍 Master bedroom bathroom → 300x600mm Since it is a relatively small space, I chose this size considering cost-effectiveness. Compared to the 600mm size, there are more grout lines, but once finished, it looked cleaner than I expected. I think matching the grout color to the tiles would make the space look much larger. ② Checking the tile surface texture This is something I felt after using it myself, but If I were choosing again, I think I would avoid tiles that are too rough. Tiles that look pretty in photos can be slightly different from tiles that are actually easy to maintain during use. Rough tiles are slightly less slippery, but they are difficult to dry with a squeegee. So, when looking at tile samples, I recommend touching the surface texture in person, not just checking the color or pattern. ③ Don't Just Think About Complete Demolition We checked the condition of the existing tiles and saved money by proceeding with overlaying instead of a full demolition. However, since the feasibility of overlaying depends on the condition of the existing tiles and site conditions, you must check with the contractor before construction! If you have a fixed budget, I think it is a good idea to prioritize the spaces you consider important rather than investing equally in every space.🤍 Follow @zzenniii_ and get great tips for decorating your newlywed home💓 #InteriorKnowHow #콘수프기록집 #화장실인테리어 #욕실인테리어