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These homeowners redecorated their bathroom with inexpensive tile, but because it goes from floor to ceiling, the job was fairly costly. To get this look for less, use a little bit of tile in one area to create a focal point; then use glossy painted beaded board elsewhere. Or accent less expensive tile with higher priced insets. They also used old-fashioned bath faucets and had them fitted to the new shower for a wall-mounted appearance. It has the same look and ended up being $150 instead of $1,500.
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