How To Cover Ugly Bathroom Wall Tile In A Rental

We like these tiles for commitment phobes shown here in a bathroom in a polyurethane finish for use in moist areas.

How to cover ugly bathroom wall tile in a rental.

So here s a simple solution on a budget that will work well while giving a dramatic effect to only the wall but the room in entirety. You literally just peel and stick. For the corners or smaller areas i just used a utility knife to cut the tiles down. How to cover an ugly wall.

Install a shower liner or surround kit. I only needed two boxes of tile to cover the space which came in at around 50. Or attach two rugs together with carpeting tape. Here are a few ideas.

She covered her ugly bathroom floor with a vinyl floor cloth. On rent no nails. Not bad for new floors. I was thrilled to find adhesive vinyl tiles like these from armstrong at the home depot to cover my existing flooring.

This is not the cheapest option and probably one that s best for folks who plan on staying put for a while or who just have truly dire floors but a vinyl floor cloth as demonstrated here by kerra huerta in the washington post can completely cover over an ugly bathroom floor. The old fashioned tension rod remains a tried and true tool for rental bathrooms where you need to hang a shower curtain without drilling into tile. Or you can use a set of several overlapping accent rugs for a more bohemian look and to keep ugly flooring hidden in a long hallway. This is another renter s dilemma.

Best of all it s available in striking geometric designs that resemble expensive tile. Vinyl floor cloth is available in dozens if not hundreds of vintage inspired patterns at pura vida home décor. It s a durable non slip material that easily wipes clean. Paint them with waterproof paint such as epoxy.

If one were to cover it with something like a curtain it would require fixing a rod to hang the curtain. Cover them with a shower curtain liner. Time to reveal the. For instance you can center an inexpensive jute rug underneath a fancier one to cover a larger area.