Kitchen/Hallway not straight

[Sean Page]

Just a thought....

How about tiling both rooms on the diamond? Depending on just how far out the hallway walls are this could be a simpler solution

Jay/Peckers/John way would be the more professional approach, but there's a fair amount of work involved if you have limited tiling experience.

 

[mbtiling]

why not brick work them,

 

[Scott]

Amazing TJ, Just shows how good it can look even when the walls are all over the place.

 

[heathmount]

I've only done basic tiling so I'm pretty certain I'm not up to TJ's standard! Would it really look that bad if I continued the grout lines straight and they disappeared into the wall? Don't know if I can do diamond effect and borders...

 

[Daz]

If you are not confident to do both rooms in a 45 degree diamond pattern, then I would suggest tiling in brickbond (otherwise known as halfbond). Your eye wont follow any particular grout lines then .

If it's not too late then you may want to consider a 3 tile pattern. They are not difficult and look great. The pattern will take your eyes away from tapering walls.

Good luck.