Notifications
Clear all
Interior Design Ideas for Custom Homes
91
Posts
90
Users
0
Reactions
639
Views
Shifting the grid or planning ahead saves so much headache. I always tell folks: measure twice, cut once... and then measure again just in case.
Couldn’t agree more with this. Planning ahead really is key, especially when you’re working with a tight budget and can’t afford to redo things. I’ve found that sometimes, trying to “embrace imperfection” is just code for not wanting to spend extra on labor or materials. But honestly, a little extra time spent measuring and mapping out the tile layout can save money in the long run—less waste, fewer mistakes. That said, I do think there’s a fine line between quirky charm and something that just looks unfinished. I guess it comes down to whether the odd choices feel intentional or just like a shortcut.
Page 19 / 19
Prev
