DIY, or Do It Yourself in English (translated as 'faire par soi-même' in French), is an approach where individuals are encouraged to create things themselves rather than buying prefabricated products or hiring professionals. In the world of interior design, DIY is particularly interesting as it encourages people to acquire practical skills and harness their creativity to create décors that reflect their personality and needs.
Rebekah Higgs x Ceratec
@diymom.ca
![Arrow in Pink, White, Sage and Beige](http://photos.ceratec.com/photos/Blogs/Blog_Ceratec_DIY/Home_Image.jpg)
Rebekah Higgs, also known as @diymom.ca, had the original idea of mixing the colors of the Arrow hexagonal tiles to give her daughter's bathroom a playful and trendy vibe. The golden color of the shower door adds a feminine and luxurious touch to the room.
![Fragmenta in Botticino Dorato](http://photos.ceratec.com/photos/Blogs/Blog_Ceratec_DIY/2.jpg)
To create a memorable first impression, Rebekah used Fragmenta tile in Botticino Dorato for her mudroom. The color scheme in shades of gray for the cabinets and beige for the walls provides a soothing and welcoming atmosphere, while the golden accents produce a sophisticated aesthetic.
FlorDeco & Mila Taillefer x Ceratec
@milataillefer
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Influencer Mila Taillefer (@milataillefer) opted for Cherry vinyl planks in Cassius for her office. Its smooth and distinctive texture exudes elegance, and the rustic finish contributes to the refinement of the room. The neutrality provided by the gray wall blends perfectly with plants and a minimalist lamp for a well-organized office that offers a peace of mind conducive to work.
Gabriela Lelond x Ceratec
@theeverydayhome
![Metallica in White](http://photos.ceratec.com/photos/Blogs/Blog_Ceratec_DIY/3.jpg)
Gabriela Lelond, founder of @theeverydayhome, has crafted a shower that boldly defines contemporary luxury. The unique gleam of the metallic tiles creates a captivating interplay of light, offering an extraordinary visual and sensory experience. The black accents of the shower fixtures bring an industrial touch that is cleverly balanced by a plant in the wall alcove.
![Flodsten in White](http://photos.ceratec.com/photos/Blogs/Blog_Ceratec_DIY/4.jpg)
For the bathroom floor, the tile used is Flodsten in White. Inspired by natural stone, this minimalist tile subtly blends into any decor. Here, it serves as the perfect backdrop that complements a vintage wooden vanity and weathered green walls for a room with nostalgic charm.
As you can see, Ceratec Surfaces tiles are ideal for DIY projects. With a little time and imagination, it's possible to transform any room to reflect your style. As the saying goes, there's no one better to serve than oneself!