Paint Bathroom Tile Floor Stencil

It s the work of mallory and savannah of classy clutter they used chalked paint in black and white for a bold contrast to match the large eye catching flower pattern of the stenciled design.

Paint bathroom tile floor stencil.

The second floor of our home was added in the late 90s so this floor tile is pretty dang old. I knew that painting the floor tiles was going to be my best bet to get this space looking up to date and fresh. I have been very happy with how my floor has held up. With paint you can lighten darken or apply a pattern of your own design to your tile to fit any bathroom aesthetic from a retro checkerboard pattern to a cool and contemporary geometric design.

This painted stencil bathroom floor project totally changed the look of the room. With our tile stencils you can create a tile floor look for the fraction of the price of the real cement tile. This week in my diy half bath remodel i m painting the tile floor to give it a whole new look on a budget i had my heart set on a bold geometric pattern that would add wow factor to this tiny space. No amount of scrubbing was going to clean those grout lines.

Just make sure to clean the floor thoroughly and then use an adhesive primer such as stix to ensure proper adhesion. You can even stencil over your old dated tile instead of removing it. Find out how to paint tile floors with a bold stencil design. Our floor stencils can be used on cement.

It was a lot cheaper than re tiling the floor too. Using minimal paint is essential for. This will disperse the paint evenly on the roller as well as make sure you are using minimal paint. Shown below this time i used a different product.

So much so that i painted and stenciled my hallway bathroom floor last month. I used a bit of painters tape on each side to keep the stencil in place while i painted. Plus it was super dirty. Load a stencil brush with paris grey chalk paint.

Secure the floor tile stencil with painter s tape onto your bathroom floor. Offload the excess paint from the roller onto a paper towel.