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One can find images of ceramic tile murals many places online. Ceramic Arts Daily, Kitchen Edit, and Deep Space Sparkle are just a few websites which offer images of ceramic tile murals.
This question is very vague, but tile design ideas can be found in a lot of places online or in store. DIY shops such as B&Q and Homebase among others will give ideas for good tile designs.
You can look into reglazing the tile,or take a class at Home Depot or buy a book,and tile it yourself. They also have dye products to change grout color. Take your time on the layout,There are also bonding products you can use to go tile over the old tile without removing the old tile (super full flex by TEC) make sure the old tile is still bonded before you do this, I tap on it with a point trowel and listen for a hollow sound. People cancel orders at Home depot or lowes and the will sell those cheaper,you can find great deals when they overstock (cents a square foot) If you go tile over tile rough up the surface. This is a good answer. I install tile professionally in the Opelika, AL area. Only problem is you will probably spend a good amount of money doing these things. You might consider just replacing the tile yourself. Its not extremely hard and a small bath is an excellent way to practice. Here's some other tips for saving money. Demo the bath yourself - saves install money Buy tile from a surplus warehouse and just find a local installer. Price the job yourself - average price should be $3 per sq ft measure the job and try to bottom dollar an installer. Remember work is hard to find right now. Buy the how to book from home depot and if you still cant do it email me haha
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Ceramic tile is made from clay and other natural materials, then fired at high temperatures. It is typically more affordable and easier to install compared to granite tile. Granite tile is made from natural stone, specifically granite, which is a harder and more durable material than ceramic. Granite tile is also more resistant to scratching and heat compared to ceramic tile.