Photo: John O'Hagan; Stylist: Rose Nguyen
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Tired of making your daily trek to the shower across ice-cold tile? Create a comfortable environment by warming the floor. There are two systems on the market. Radiant floor heating uses a thin electric floor mat installed in thinset cement under the tile. The system is controlled by a thermostat and is the best option for heating a small section. The second option, hydronic heating, uses hot water circulating through plastic tubing. It's good for larger areas.
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