I just purchased the White Zellige for our kitchen backsplash. What do you use on the rough edges of the white zellige tiles….like where there isn’t a wall or cupboard it’s butting up to? Reply
You could try a schluter edge – the Hommeboys recently did their bathroom using square blue zellige and a schluter edge and it looks great! Reply
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How do you handle using a thick handmade/zellige tile on the floor? It’s so much taller than hardwoods, so how do you bridge that gap? Is there a way without an ugly wood transition strip? Thanks!! Reply
How easy is it to change the grout color? I have a black herringbone tile in a bathroom and I matched the grout to the tile. I’m now thinking I should have done a lighter color to make the pattern stand out better. Wondering if that’s easy to do. Reply
Thank you for all the tips!! How do you keep white grout on the floor clean and white? Is there a sealant or something special you mix into your grout for white floor grouting? Reply
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This was so informative as are all of your posts. Thank you so much for sharing!! I just ordered the same tile you have in your kitchen and pantry. It’s gorgeous! Would you mind sharing the brand and color grout you used? I’m in love with the way yours looks! Reply
This is kind of related… question re: slabs that I would love to hear your thoughts on. Do you have recommendations on polished vs. honed in various parts of the house or based on tile that is matte/honed or polished? Reply