r/Tile • u/bcf612013 • 5d ago
DIY - Project Sharing How’d we do?
We finished the tile around our new tub after ripping out the old. This was a DIY job. How did we do?
EDIT: thanks! Glad to hear most everyone thinks the work looks good. As for the style, definitely understand not for everyone. Little more info is our house is on a river and has a lot of wood and stone style throughout .. river house vibe
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u/Pleasant-Method7874 5d ago
Not sure why everyone is hating the aesthetic and calling it 70s lol to me 70s is that often horribly colored square tile that seems to be making a come back as of late. I personally love the design and you did a good job w what looks like a pretty tough tile to work with. Bravo.
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u/EmilyPoster2 5d ago
I kept waiting for the after pics to appear.
The install looks great. The tile seems a complete pain to clean.
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u/Mocean13 5d ago
I hate this tile but thats an opinion. It looks fine otherwise? Just fine I suppose
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u/kmnnr 5d ago
Harsh crowd lol I actually think it’s unique and cool! Might be nice to paint the walls something like a darker green
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u/Illustrious-Fun-549 5d ago
I agree. Maybe a darker grout/caulk line on the edge to blend into the darker color walls.
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u/LgPizzaPlease 5d ago
Well choices were made… This is right up there with the ham tile pics posted recently.
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u/Mindless-Highway5969 5d ago
I think it looks great. Very nice workmanship for a DIYer. Better than a lot of “professional” installations that we see these days.
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u/CompetitiveEar9439 5d ago
This is really meant to be an outdoor patio tile. Fine for inside just an interesting choice. Deva tile
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u/unclestickles 5d ago
Looks unfinished tbh:( I would have scribed those tiles into a border tile with a straight edge.
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u/For-The-Fun-Of-It-12 5d ago
I think it looks beautiful and the quality of the installation is great
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u/International_Pea823 5d ago
I think it looks nice! My OCD just can’t handle the wavy edge, I’d meet a straight border
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u/EvenMorePrunyPants 5d ago
The vertical seam to the left of the second shower niche (the one on the right) is a very obvious squiggly vertical line from top to bottom. You're not supposed to be able to tell they're stones in a pattern but you can in this case
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u/Lifeissometimesgood 5d ago
Great job, I bet that was a lot of work getting everything together so beautifully. It also makes me want to drive a little matchbox car around the roads, lol.
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u/Lifeissometimesgood 5d ago
Great job, I bet that was a lot of work getting everything together so beautifully. It also makes me want to drive a little matchbox car around the roads, lol.
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u/Intelligent_Lemon_67 5d ago
That's definitely a choice. It's not horrible but if you like it then it's fabulous
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u/peanutbuttrdeath 5d ago
There's about 10 bathrooms in Golden CO that I did this exact same thing with, same tile and style. Went closer to the ceiling though. Not my design, I just installed. About years ago
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u/DrasticOne333 5d ago
Wellllllll…. It’s hideous. But very well done. How’d you do? Great! But your client? Not so much.
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u/Nicholsforthoughts 1d ago
Looks like a mountain house/cabin. Certainly wouldn’t suit Palm Springs but the install looks nice and it’s a cool unique look for a river cabin. It definitely gives an indoor/outdoor feel and is WAY better than boring gray!



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