Hi the floor tiles we are using are from tops tiles , I can't see them on their website but they have them in their shop . They are dark grey/ black 30x60 and are Matt but in certain lights have a very tiny sparkle . Not the ones with big sparkly bits and that are shiny . If I go in again I will find out the name . Your sink is lovely also . I just like ours as it has a Matt finish with a limestone look even though it's white .

Hi Ffion, I have to agree with Thelma Henry Interiors. Use a large format wall tile, even 450 x 900 to have as few grout lines as possible. Porcelanosa do several pale grey tiles, Rodano Acero 80 x 80 cm, Nápoles 44 x 66 cm, and others. Paint an "old" white above to match the white of your floor tile. Make sure there's enough contrast between the paint colour and the white of the sanitary ware to avoid having the walls look dirty. Hope that's useful.

Hi, I am starting a project of redoing the whole bathroom. I would appreciate advice as to where to buy tiles in London that are good and not overly priced. Same for sink. Looking for grey/ white marble effect and sink the ones that are on top as opposed to built in. Many thanks!

Ultimately it depends on your budget. If there is nothing wrong with the white tiles, you can certainly leave them, but if you’re replacing pretty much everything else, you might regret not replacing them at the same time. Browsing photos of Houzz, having the shower end of a bath as a feature wall seems to be old fashioned now. It would be more modern to have all three walls the same tile. I would also take the opportunity to make a niche (if there is space behind a wall) so that you can put shampoo bottles somewhere and not around the edge of the bath. It was the best thing I did for my bathroom! You should also be prepared to replace the floor. It’s hard to imagine that the floor won’t be damaged when the sink comes out or that there won’t be gaps if the replacement is a different shape or size.