two rooms

[paulpa]

Two rooms but no door separating. Would it look odd to have different tiles separated by expansion joint at the room divide?

 

[DHTiling]

IMO..?


Yes.

 

[Stef]

Depends on how much of a difference between tiles.

Personally same tile right through, much nicer job.

 

[steve187]

same tile different colour may look ok, but 2 different tiles would look like you have run out of tiles, in my opinion

 

[Ian]

I always like to see a floor covering be continuous throughout, be it carpet, tile, laminate, vinyl etc, it's nice to see a flow.

 

[EverDon Tiling]

I always like to see a floor covering be continuous throughout, be it carpet, tile, laminate, vinyl etc, it's nice to see a flow.

Same here

 

[nybor62]

yes it would imo you can only advise them

 

[Del W]

Same tile thoughout.

 

[Alan M]

it does look better in most situations if its the same but sometimes having a different floor can help define areas and give areas a better sence of purpose.

 

[user123]

Continuity is good, but as Alan above, what are the rooms used for?

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

I have done it in the past, a couple of examples with home made expansion joints.

 

[AliGage]

Like what you've done there Phil.

I'd prefer same tile, same colour throughout. Phil's examplw shows same tile different colour can work really well but i think any more difference than that wouldn't look right.

 

[Olz]

I did this in my house, kitchen in dark grey, hallway brown. Same tile just different colour. Looked fine IMO. I'd take a pic but it's covered over with laminate now!! Lol


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[user123]

I did this in my house, kitchen in dark grey, hallway brown. Same tile just different colour. Looked fine IMO. I'd take a pic but it's covered over with laminate now!! Lol


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Haha, you loved it then? :lol: