Limewash tile backsplash

This DIY limewashed brick backsplash looks terrific. It's an on-trend look that goes well with many decor styles. Here you'll see how easy it is to create.

Tile is a great way to add texture and color to your space, but sometimes stone or clay tile might feel a little too bold looking for the design you are going for. A great way to lessen this is by whitewashing the tile, and we’ve researched the best ways you can whitewash your stone, […]

Hello everyone! I say everyone because I literally had so many of you asking me HOW I tackled my diy backsplash facelift. I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out - to be honest this was the scariest project I had on my to-do list! When Shayne and I purchased our house we knew going in, there wo

Have you ever had an urge to do something risky, but felt it wasn’t worth the gamble? “Maybe this desire will go away. What if it turns out terrible? But what if I love it?!” This was running throu…

Considering painting tile in your home? Here is a review of our painted tile a year after doing it so you can decide if painted tile lasts!

Shower wall tile - Vertical Stacked

For this kitchen, our homeowner was still happy with her cherry cabinets, it was the backsplash that she no longer loved. And since she has gorgeous stone travertine tile it’s the perfect choice for whitewashing. Whitewashing is a simple (and quick) fix for neutralizing some of the orangey tones that a lot of travertine has. […]

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Inside: Don’t like your kitchen backsplash anymore? Whitewashing is a super cost-effective way to do a mini-makeover on your outdated kitchen tile backsplash when you’re on a small budget! Because money doesn’t grow on the (nonexistent) trees in the backyard of my new villa, my wish list of things I’d like to change is growing...

Ally • Home Decor & Inspo on Instagram: "Faux lime wash backsplash, anyone??? I went back and forth on what to do for our new bar—tile, wood accents, wallpaper, Roman clay, etc and I settled on a faux lime wash backsplash because (1) it was easy (2) very cost effective and the cheapest option and (3) it is so easy to change if I want to switch gears in the future! For the colors here, I color matched our cabinets and the second shade is just a little lighter. I probably went a little too…