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Thanks for this, The ideas are great hope you can share a few more. No offense meant but i suggest to reduce the camera time and talk time for the host and focus on the subject we are more interested with the ceiling ideas not the host and how she talks or look. Had to skip a lot of talking just to see the actual ceiling design.
Matte or glossy which looks more beautiful for bathroom walls. When I look matt bathroom models they look more modern but when I look at polish. It also looks same
Thank you for your help! My kitchen flooring is matte. We ordered our backsplash in polished which I didn’t realize it was polished. Now I’m glad it is! 💕
Hello! I'll say it always depends on the type of room you're planning to build. I suggest a light matte tile for that size since it is more versatile with different materials and will make the room look bigger.
My pleasure! Yes you can, but I'll go with a matte tile for kitchen since is more likely to get stained or dirty. Of course, if you are constantly cleaning the floor, I don't see why not.
My pleasure, Glossy is the final top layer of the tile which is transparent shining. Howevr the polishing the the final mechanical surface process which makes tiles shines like meror. So not every Gloassy it a polished. And not every polished is a glossy. Take for example you can have a Glossy polished tile shich is the most shining tile you can get. And you can have a just glossy tile with no polish. Polished might be a Lappato, technical tiles, full body tile or even Glaze poish...
Thanks for the clarification. I guess I put both terms in the same category refering its shine. I understand that the gossiness can come from a polishing action, but of course not every glossy finish had a polished action.
The polishing action technically not tlrefered to as Glossiness. Glossiness is only the final top coat which is glossy (exactly like the gloss of lips). Polished is the miror action creating a reflective surface. You welcome dear
I am planning to use sterlina silver porcelain polished tile in master bathroom shower walls and around soakers tub.Would you suggest using the polished on floor as well or should I go for sterlina silver matte?
Short term solution: You can do this by keeping the tiles super clean and dry. Dust and/or water make them more slippery. I don't recommend applying any chemicals because it could damage the tiles. So happy that you loved it!
