Hit the floor

Posted on April 28, 2009 by

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We have been wanting to re-do the floor of our condo’s kitchen for a while now, but the cost of ceramic tile is daunting — especially since we don’t want to be there much longer.

We currently have a blah-looking white-and-beige linoleum, but I want something that looks more like stone. 
Sherry at This Young House just posted a great step-by-step tutorial on peel’n’stick tile. You can do an entire kitchen for about $100!

Darling Husband, are you reading this???

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