See What Different Tile Choices Would Look Like On Your Bathroom Or Kitchen Floors

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cross-vision-choose-tile-flooring.jpgThis is tons of fun...

Cross-Vision is an online program (it's FREE) that lets you see what various tile floors would look like -- before you go to pick out your tile in the stores.

Check it out...


How To Do It:

#1 Select a room (kitchen/dining room, bathroom, living room, entry room)

#2 Select a product (more than 30 to choose from)

#3 Select a size (1" up to 18") and a pattern (diagonal, checkerboard, specialty, etc.)

#4 Select a grout color (20 to choose from)

#5 Select a border (nearly 450 choices!)

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Ready? Set? Go!

Start with the Cross-Vision Tile Chooser where you can pick and choose various tiles online.
Or, you can even download their program (for FREE), so you can use your very own photograph of a specific room in your own house!


UPDATE: There's another great program that's similar, but different. Check out American Olean's Envision Your Room online design program. You can use their rooms as samples, or download your own photo of a room in your house.

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jeffrey said:

nice post! my parents are having their bathroom tiled and are wavering about which pattern and grout color to use...this will help immensely!

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