At Charlotte's House

How to Prep and Tile a Floor

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Gah! I’ve been radio silent on the master bath front, and I’m SO sorry! I’ve actually had much of the space done for a couple of weeks, and I’m waiting on ONE piece of art to photograph and share the reveal! Last time I gave you an update, I was talking about patching the subfloor, which meant I was ready for tile! Like any DIY, the preparation is 75% of the challenge. Tiling is no exception.

Patching and Repairing Subfloor

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Today I’m talking subfloors. Super sexy, no? As part of our master bath update, I had to learn how to patch and repair our subfloors. Before you begin to think that I have a clue… let me stop you. Here’s the deal with most of these big projects. You don’t know what you’re getting into until you’re there. Hence this subfloor 101. (Video of the process at the end of the post!)

Questions and Answers with Charlotte

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Last week I asked folks on my social media channels whether they had any questions for me and, behold… folks responded! Last Tuesday I was on CT Style which meant… I was bathed and dressed and makeup-ed SO I sat down to answer all your fun questions!

Master Bathroom: Removing the Floor Tile

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Checking in with you from subfloor purgatory. I’m knee deep in the master bath update and keep telling myself it gets worse before it gets better. Way worse. Good news is that the adhesive vinyl tiles are GONE. Bad news… well… you’ll have to see for yourself.

Easter Tablescape

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Until this house with our fixed up formal dining room… I NEVER talked about a “tablescape”. Now… I regularly channel my inner Eddie Ross and I LOVE it. Here’s my tablescape disclaimer… I’m a maximalist. I love mixing and matching and bringing in lots of plants. And this Easter table is NO exception. I started with the color scheme from the rest of the spring tour (corals and greeny aqua) and then I kept adding layers.

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