Do not like kitchen wall tiles
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Tiling itself isn't difficult especially for a simple flat area like the photo.
If you are prepared to have a go you could tile over the existing tiles. You have to use a special adhesive though (see http://www.tilewizards.com.au/installin ... -and-cons/)
Taking off the tiles is a different matter as you are likely to damage the plasterboard and thus need to do a fair bit of surface prep before you install the new tiles. Much harder and more expensive especially if you haven't got the skills or tools.
I don't think it would be a huge job changing, even if you did damage the plasterboard it can easily be replaced. Just have it quoted up by a few tilers. Maybe wait until range hood is installed as it will make the splash back less of a focal point.
Thanks Sethor! Waiting until rangehood is in is what SS suggested. The splashback area is the one I fretted over for the longest time and we could not decide. This is what indecision gets you!!
Sometimes you just have to take a step back and imagine how it would look when it’s all ‘styled up’ and all the furniture etc is all in place.
Just see how you go!
This is my greatest fear. Hopefully once the rangehood is in and it’s styled you love it again
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Thank you all! What kind words! I am now optimistic that it will all work out. My husband does not even want to hear about changing those tiles hahaha!
This is our first build and between the image I have in my mind, disagreements with partner about what tiles to go with and what the final product actually is, something got lost in translation! I just want this to all be over already!!! My heart can only take so much anxiety and stress lol!!!
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Thanks for your reply! All valid points and I agree with you on many of them. I am in QLD, any recommendations on a construction lawyer would be helpful