Apartment Makeover!

A job well done... and dad to the rescue!

Busym busy, busy...

And so it should be.

AND I am getting a new washing machine next week!

It's nearly time for summer clothing to be put away in storage (a little room accessed from outside) and so that has me thinking about decluttering and such. I'll need to take away electronics recycling (like the old microwave and one fan that doesn't oscillate properly anymore) and we can rotate summer and fall/winter items in our storage room, so summer is at the back and the rest easily reached at the front of the room. (Including all my Christmas decorations! Yay!)

That likely means my bedroom closet could use some attention, so I'm sure that it only has what I need for fall and winter... It often feels like a lot of work to get these seasonal switchovers done, but the sense of accomplishment and gained space is priceless!

I have my new bathroom walls today ! the tiling hasn't gone in yet but the walls are up they are level and they are waterproof so the refit can start..

So , dilemma.. We have white subway tiles laid lengthwise in a classic brick pattern. But the grout.... White or grey?

The room is tiled from floor to ceiling, the suite wc, basin, bidet, etc is all white so OH thought it might be good to have grey grout lines just to break the white and make it look less like an O,R..

what you you think?

I'd probably vote gray grout. I have bathroom tiles with gray grout.. but the tiles have a hint of gray splashed in them, so I guess that makes it an easier decision lol

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Update, we decided on light grey grout to contrast the white..

Its funny I love the subway /metro tiles in the kitchen in black and white.
But here in the bathroom , it really reminds me of London underground or public toilets from my youth.
Im glad this house will be sold on and I wont have to live with them too long.

In my next house I will go with a much nicer larger tile..

I would use white grout. I hope you meant the tiles from floor to ceiling is in the shower emclosure since that's the only place tiling should be except for the kitchen backsplash.

You can paint the wall in different colors.