Painted Tile Floor

I am always amazed at what a little paint can do to transform a space. When Cutting Edge Stencils offered to send me the stencil of my choice to try, I couldn’t wait to use one of their stencils for this painted tile floor! But I had such a hard time choosing the stencil pattern as there are SO many great options. I took a poll on my Instagram account and the metro hex stencil won! It’s such a beautiful pattern and looks really great and modern so it was perfect for this small space.

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Time, Supplies, Tips for Painted Tile FloorLength of time for project: 2-4 days to account for paint drying time, touch ups, your sanity and it’s need for a break

Cost and supplies: Next to nothing! I had the acrylic white paint and grey chalk paint on hand and Cutting Edge Stencils provided the stencil. So all I purchased for this project was some primer and foam rollers. Estimated cost if you purchase everything new: primer, Acrylic white paint, Chalk paint ( Rustoleum Country Gray), polycrylic top coat, Stencil, Foam rollers, Spray adhesive. Approximate total painted tile floor: $100Please Head On Over To Next Page Or Open button and don’t forget to SHARE with your Facebook friends