Attention BK and other interior experts!
I am starting a mini remodel job on my house this week and I'm installing tile flooring in two bathrooms. Initially, I decided that I wanted 16x16 tiles, but a few family members convinced me that 16x16 was too large for the bathrooms. I switched to 12x12, purchased the tiles, but haven't picked them up yet. I'm meeting my contractor tomorrow to pick up the tile and purchase all of the remaining material for the job... and I'm second guessing my decision! I just don't want to regret getting the smaller tiles. My dad said that the bathrooms aren't big enough and there will be too many cuts. Another family member agreed. What are your thoughts? What would BK do? What would Brian Boitano do?
Here are the specs:
Bathroom 1: 80 sq. feet total, long rectangular-like shape (there are cuts and corners, but overall the basic shape is rectangular) with a water closet off one end.
Bathroom 2: 50 sq. feet total, average-sized rectangular hall bathroom.
Thanks in advance for your opinions!
I am starting a mini remodel job on my house this week and I'm installing tile flooring in two bathrooms. Initially, I decided that I wanted 16x16 tiles, but a few family members convinced me that 16x16 was too large for the bathrooms. I switched to 12x12, purchased the tiles, but haven't picked them up yet. I'm meeting my contractor tomorrow to pick up the tile and purchase all of the remaining material for the job... and I'm second guessing my decision! I just don't want to regret getting the smaller tiles. My dad said that the bathrooms aren't big enough and there will be too many cuts. Another family member agreed. What are your thoughts? What would BK do? What would Brian Boitano do?
Here are the specs:
Bathroom 1: 80 sq. feet total, long rectangular-like shape (there are cuts and corners, but overall the basic shape is rectangular) with a water closet off one end.
Bathroom 2: 50 sq. feet total, average-sized rectangular hall bathroom.
Thanks in advance for your opinions!