In mid-March I was in London visiting our showroom, our Waterworks team and clients (and also hoping for warmer weather that simply did not happen). However, the sun did eventually shine and I was out and about looking for inspiration. It’s interesting to note what catches your eye in the moment, and how that changes once you’ve returned home. When I reviewed my photos, it is clear that I was attracted to color in London — in the shops, in the Hayward Gallery and on the street. Bright and happy reds, pinks, greens and blues seem to dominate the spring palette, from the skirts and vests on display at local shops to the flora and fauna on the street.
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Best Practices
- Tile and Stone:
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Select materials thoughtfully and layer them with care
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Make certain that grids align from floor to wall
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There should be no unsightly cuts (plan ahead)
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Use the smallest grout joints possible
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Select grout color in the planning phase
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Dry lay the material by opening all boxes and blending material for color variation
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Request that your installer make a small sampling of his installation with grout on a piece of plywood
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Vet your contractor by viewing completed projects he has done before
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Select your contractor by the quality of his work and not the price
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