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Tile combination for bathroom?

11 years ago

Would this combination of tiles work for a bathroom. The units is high gloss white. We undecided on the mosaic and are flexible but we really like the textured tile. Assuming this combination works could either tile work on the wall or floor or would one colour look better on the wall and the other on the floor

Layout includes a walk in shower

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Gatos Rojos
11 years ago
I love the colour and texture combinations you have here. If your bathroom is small, I would go for the lighter mosaic only. If larger, think about creating accent stripes with the darker mosaic too. I had a walk in shower with cream mosaics in my previous house and it was beautiful, although hard work keeping it gleaming when in everyday use! consider creating a stripe of mosaics, (maybe the darker ones) behind the sink. bring the whole scheme together by painting the walls in shade somewhere in between your tiles but in a colour that lifts the whole scheme. lastly, post a photo when it is finished, i would be interested in seeing how it looks when in place:-)
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