“Uh-oh” moment. “During the installation of the Zeliz tile backplash, the design process hit a significant obstacle,” says contractor Brian Eryhart. “The vision was for a bright, light brown backplash with organic variations. However, when the tiles arrived, there was more color variation in the batch. Some tiles were deep, almost a charcoal gray, which collided with airy, which was operated, which was operated, which was the tiles, the tiles were the tiles. Diya, which is making a messy, incomplete form.
“The homeowner got nervous to see the backsplash, partially established. The designer suggested the installation to re -establish the tiles, proposing that they snatch the tiles to use light brown people on the main walls and snatch the people of dark colors for a small accent, which reserves dark grains, light grades are better. Lowering, a technique that the designer had recently seen after working with handmade tiles in a Hauz article came together beautifully together. “
