There are a couple of things you need to ascertain first.
If all of the baseboards in the entire rest of the dwelling are of a single colour (most commonly white or cream) then continue the trend. Both white and cream will work fine in the bathroom.
If you want to undertake the task of changing the colour of your baseboards and trim work in the bathroom, remember you will need to paint the door casings, possibly the jamb and any existing window mouldings as well. Predetermine where you intend to make your colour change. If you want the color to show only in the bathroom when the door is closed - you do not paint the door jamb. If you want the colour to show when the door is open, then paint the jamb, but be careful not to get the bathroom colour on the outside door casings.
As for your choices of colour for the trim… a brown of the same colour family as your tiles, in a dark shade will do nicely, or if you are more adventurous (and have a bit of faux finishing experience) you could paint the trim the same (or very close) colour as the tiles and "dry brush" a metallic copper over the top. It is a bit of extra work, but the result is always worth the effort.
No common answer to this one. You need to contact the people with access to the upgrade contract.
Yes this is a traditional technique for very glossy finishes or to protect complex painted patterns on floors or, in years gone by, coaches. The varnish would need to be compatible with the paint.
Housekeepers has to make the beds, change the sheets (when necessary), dust furnitures, vacuum floors, clean the bathroom, restock items in the rooms such as notepad and pen and spray the room with a odor deodorizer .
No, ceramic is glazed and there for has no pores for the paint to bond to. You can though clean the grout really well and buy grout paint from a home improvement store. That will really help make your floor look better.
there are steamers that will remove the wax from floors. you can buy or rent them.
Baseboards.
I would like to redo my bathroom floors. Where can one find ideas for new bathroom flooring?
You can use hardwood floors in your bathroom however it is not recommended. Generally, the bathroom tends to collect alot of moisture which can be damaging to the floor.
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If you want a basic review of the different type of flooring I suggest that you check out Bathroom Guru Review at http://www.bathroomgurureview.com/bathroom-floors/the-five-pillars-of-bathroom-flooring.html or Contempo Floor Coverings at http://www.contempofloorcoverings.com/reviews/bathroom-flooring.html. Another good resource is http://www.consumersearch.com/flooring.
That Depends.. covered with what why is the cork still tight to the floor??
Ceramic tiles are quite often used in bathroom floors, among other places due to their great ability to store heat. They provide great protection and look, and are easy to clean with a basic cleaning agent.
You can but two coats of water based polyurethane are recommended and even yet the manufactures warranty may not cover the flooring if installed in a bathroom
If in search of bathroom lighting ideas there are many out there. A few ideas include lighting on the floors, colored lights, decorative lighting and more.
Yes. Just make sure that you also have a fan so it doesn't get too hot. people also have heated floors it you want to heat you bathroom.
Call a terrazzo floor installer.