• Rachel's High Style Low Cost DIY Bathroom Floor: Screenprinted art paper and PVA are the supplies behind this stunning yet inexpensive and easy to recreate floor.
• Mat's DIY Painted & Patterned Floor is a gorgeous solution to a worn and tired floor or a plywood subfloor.
• How to Turn Glittery Floors Into a Showstopper: If you've ripped up the linoleum to discover a concrete base, here's a solution that works well.
• How To Stain Concrete Floors: If your concrete base is in good condition, go simple and stain it. Here's how.
• Jim Lambie: A Great DIY Flooring Project at MOMA: The secret to this project? Vinyl tape. Be inspired by Jim's multicolored stripes, design your own pattern or stick to one color.
Images: As linked above.





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uhhh, i'm kinda crazy about the green bathroom floor.
Me too! Desire!
Or you could just replace the floor properly with a renewable material such as linoleum or cork - it's really not that expensive or difficult.
Linoleum is as expensive as hardwood these days at $5 sqft. Puhleeze! we went with VCT to get that vintage look, though not so eco happy. At .62 cents sqft it was sooo worth it.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/blastmilk/tags/vct/
Presumably not intended for kitchen or bathroom floors but, if looting preferences during the Tottenham riot are anything to go by, carpeting is making a comeback in London...
"Linoleum is as expensive as hardwood these days at $5 sqft."
I've found it online for as little as $3.40/sq foot - and most bathrooms and kitchens arent' that large, so you could get away with under $100 for a nice sized bathroom, or $300 for an average kitchen.
...and sheet vinyl costs even less.
I thought you were going to call that green bathroom floor ugly. I love it, and the purple ?bathmat?
LOVE that shiny,shiny! What is it?
I like the gold glitter, too!
$3.40/sq foot + installation is still on the expensive side of flooring! Linoleum is is tricky to lay and according to locals there aren't many who do it any more.