Diy Penny Tile Floor

It s a creative and quirky alternative to a traditional tile or laminate kitchen floor.

Diy penny tile floor.

At the news of kat von d s penny floor this. See more ideas about penny floor penny tile home diy. 7 steps to a diy penny floor step 1. I chose to start in the corner up against the bathtub.

Carry the penny tiles from the floor up onto the wall or vice versa with the penny tiles on the walls down onto the floor to create a stunning waterfall imitation in the bathroom. That includes a few hours of figuring out how to cut the tile which we summarized in this video for you read a lot more on that process here. An incredible feat given that most people don t have the patience to sort through their change jar let alone thousands of pennies. This crazy bathroom floor was created from thousands of beer bottle caps but any bottle caps will create a multicolor penny tile effect so long as they are of uniform height.

And it s sure to be a conversation starter at your next gathering. But upon closer inspection it s actually made of 13 000 lincoln faced coins. A solid yet light blue color choice furthers the similarity for a gorgeous and unique bathroom design. Measure the floor space.

I decided to do my kitchen because the floor is only 38 square feet. Forget hardwood or tile this is a whole new type of flooring. She decorated her floor using 7 500 real pennies. In 2015 kelly graham owner of etsy shop camias jewelry designs one upped the concept of penny tile.

But since penny tile doesn t really have seam lines you don t have to worry about starting in the center of the room. Get started making this penny floor diy today. You have to see what this woman does with 150 worth of new and old pennies. Mar 14 2018 explore cristiane lucaski s board pennies floor followed by 143 people on pinterest.

Using a v notch trowel put a thin layer of thinset down then lay out a sheet of penny tile setting it by pressing down over the sheet with a tile float. We also shared an in progress post about prepping the room for tiling mixing and spreading thinset and placing the penny tiles here. At first glance this copper floor looks like beautiful antique tile.