Take time for tile

Decorative tiles can enhance a bathroom, kitchen, patio or – with a little imagination – any other room in the house.

Of course, those with unlimited financial resources can write their own ticket when it comes to customizing interior and exterior decor, but do-it-yourselfers on a budget need not despair.

The many sizes and styles of tiles and borders were found in one aisle at The Home Depot in Marysville.

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And bear in mind that tiles can be used for a variety of interior design items, such as trivets, coasters, trays, wall decor and other imaginative creations.

The Tulalip Home Depot in Marysville is at 9310 Quil Ceda Blvd., 360-657-5762. Visit The Home Depot Web site at www.homedepot.com, click on “store finder,” to find the store nearest you.

And don’t overlook other local hardware, home supply or carpet/flooring stores as potential tile outlets.

Mosaic musings: Purchased by the sheet, these mosaics are an economical and easy way to create a designer look for many interior and exterior purposes. Top photo, left to right: A sheet of 36 2-inch squares is $2.59; a 6-by-12-inch mosaic border is $7.26; a 3-by-12-inch strip is $3.97; and a 2-by-8-inch micro mosaic border strip is $5.40.

Something’s fishy: These fabulous fishies will add a whimsical touch to bathroom counter tops and tiled tub/shower walls, or as a group of decorative wall plaques; $2.47 per tile.

Fruit and floral 4x4s: Choose from a wide selection of 4-inch fruit-themed and floral tiles at varying prices, from $2.88 to $4.97 each.

Apple of My Eye; Lemon Tree, Very Pretty; and A Perfect Pear: Fruit tiles can be used to spruce up a kitchen counter or to make decorative trivets or coasters; $2.47 per 4-inch tile.

Borderlines: The designer look is in the details, and these border tiles can add an elegant finishing touch to any tile project. From left: light blue wave and darker blue rope borders (6 inch), $2.47 per tile; (Three tiles at right, top to bottom) Bordeaux grape border (6 inch), $2.96; fruit and Tuscany borders (6 inch), $3.41 each tile.

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