I agree with Tani - asking your planning officer is the best way to check what is possible in your particular circumstance. If you have had planning approval then you will have the name of the case officer who dealt with it - that is the best person for you to talk to, as they will already know your project. For your legal situation on the freeholder side then you need to check your title deeds. You should be able to get a copy of these from the land registry if you can't find your own copy. Alternatively speak with your conveyancing solicitors who might have some information stored from your purchase, or be able to advise you.

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As this is the shower area, does it re-appear after a shower and, when the wall is drying out afterwards/ I still think it's grout, and would put money on it. Those are some thick joins, plus the faces of the stone tiles are pitted. Therefore, small amounts of grout would have stuck themselves in the little pitted areas. They won't last forever, and will wash out. I don't believe for a minute that silicone was put over the whole surface of the stones. That doesn't make sense at all. You use stone or tile that is suitable for a wet area, not all tiles or stone are. You use silicone around the joins to seal it, not over the whole surface. If you wipe a clean piece of tissue over the surface of the stone, does it look clean still? Or is it kind of dusty?

I have Johnston's Manhattan grey and to me it is not grey, rather a green/blue/grey.. it changes with the light too. A color can look completely different in one room compared to another