Or this? Too many grout lines? Or just weird?![]()
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I LOVE this one! It would be SO interesting BUT what about the plaster? Can they work with the uneven bottom line?
I DO like the glass one. I think it would be a good blend of bling and soft contrast.
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Or this? Too many grout lines? Or just weird?![]()
Pretty but looks sort of high maintenance!
I like the glass tiles much better personally and think they will go well with your planned coping. I just don't think you can beat glass tiles. Not to mention, if a tile or two pops off, modular-style tiles are much easier to replace than odd-shaped ones. Also, the grout is the weak link in the system and there will probably much more grout with the wonky tiles (more likely to stain also). As an aside, the tiles look like they might be manufactured by Lotus. You might ask NPT who manufactures them as Classic Pool Tile in Atlanta also sells Lotus tiles and might give you a better deal. Just a thought.
I prefer the glass tile you picked. It has a light green color with hints of tan to pull from the stone. Agree with white thin set. Lovely pool!!
We had a similar design challenge for our pool, set on a working farm in a rural area. The house is an old farmhouse (circa 1810). We did opt for pebbletec with glass beads, and glass waterline tile in a color called "ice", which is as neutral as glass could be. It is very pale green iridescent glass but when installed just reflects the surrounding colors (pool water and coping). While it sparkles, the overall effect is very subtle. FWIW, we initially had installed slate waterline tile and replaced it because it looked really blah on our pool.
Also, are you planning to install colored LED lights? If so, the colors show up better on light and medium colored pools.
Hey Mama, Just to add my two cents... I really like the Arctic Ice, it's neutral and understated, but at the same time, when the light hits it just the right way, it will give you something unexpected. I think it will look great.