Stir your ceramictile adhesive. Tile adhesive and caulk are available at home improvement stores. Apply the adhesive to your countertop surface with a trowel. Spread it evenly before placing your tile on the surface.
Place your tiles onto the adhesive 1 by 1, according to your design. Place them approximately 1/2 inch (1.3 cm) apart from the next tile, to create the mosaic look. Make sure not to press them too deep into the adhesive, as the top should remain clean, with room for grout on the sides.
Continue adding tiles to your mosaic until all of the pieces are placed on the countertop. Allow the tiles to dry for 24 hours, or as long as the adhesive directions indicate. Mix your sanded grout according to package directions, or buy a pre-mixed grout.
Apply the sanded grout with a sponge squeegee. Do small areas of the countertop 1 at a time, so that you can be sure you have filled the spaces completely with grout. Move the squeegee diagonally across the surface before moving vertically or horizontally.
Mix a weak solution of white vinegar and warm water to clean your tiles while the grout is still wet. Dip a sponge into the solution and wring out the excess liquid. Wipe your tiles until they appear clean.
Leave your grout to dry according to package instructions. Apply 1 to 2 coats of water-resistant sealer to your bathroom countertop with a paint brush or sponge. This will help to avoid mold growth and make the counter easier to clean. Allow the sealer to dry well between coats.
Decide how you want the bathroom to look like. Think about what mood, theme, and color scheme you want. This is also a good time to think about new faucets, towel rods, door knobs, tiles, and so forth. Great places to get ideas include websites such as Pinterest and home design magazines. Be sure to save pictures of bathrooms you like.
Go with a theme, such as country or ocean. Write down things that might go with that theme, such as rustic wood, lavender, lighthouses, or starfish. Go with a color scheme, such as all blues or all greens. Go with a limited, modern look or an ornate, old-fashioned look.
Plan a budget. The more you plan on doing to your bathroom, the more money you will have to spend. Something simple as changing out a light bulb or faucet probably won’t be very expensive. Things such as adding a shower, or removing a wall, however, may require a higher budget.
Just because something is out of your budget does not mean that you should abandon your design. You could always go for a cheaper item that looks similar, or buy the item when it goes on sale. Many hardware stores also offer promotions and coupons.
Think about how much work needs to be done, and what sort of work. There are different types of renovations, and each requires a different amount of work, time, and money. Some renovations may also require the aid of a trained professional, for which you will need to hire a contractor.
Simple renovations include things like painting the walls, adding faucets, or changing the towel rack and lights. This sort of work can be done by anyone, and won’t take very long. Complex renovations include things like removing or adding walls, replacing bathtubs, adding a shower, or moving a toilet to another spot. These sorts of renovations require a contractor to do the work for you, and may require some time to complete.
Decide how much time and effort your want to spend on your bathroom. Things like switching out old light bulbs for new ones won’t take that much time or effort. Changing a bathtub or moving a toilet also won’t take much work from you, because they will be completed by a trained professional instead. Painting and adding new tiles, however, may take a lot of time and effort, especially if you choose to do the work yourself. For example, paint needs time to dry, and tiles need to be laid out in grout. This may also affect your budget.
You can do most of the work yourself, but it will take a lot of time and effort. It will, however, be much cheaper than hiring someone to do it for you. You can also hire a professional instead. This may cost you more money, but you won’t have to lift a finger or get dirty. Most professionals get their work completely quickly, because they have done it many times before. Just because a bathroom is small does not mean that it will be finished sooner. If you need to order supplies, such as tiles, a small bathroom can take just as much time as a large bathroom.
Consider asking a professional designer for help. If you don’t know where to begin when it comes to design work, you could hire an architect or interior designer to design a bathroom for you. He or she will know how to work with different colors and materials to create something visually pleasing. The architect or designer will also know how to place things in your bathroom to make them more efficient.
Know when you need to hire a contractor or trained professionals. If you need to do anything to the plumbing or electrical wires, you will need to hire a contractor. He or she will then take care of hiring workers, salaries, working hours, and so forth.
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