Help with colour for my shower
susienew
8 years ago
Hello, I'm about to create a shower cubicle very similar to this. The only difference is I have bought a traditional exposed valve shower. I had ordered a grey shower tray from JT but it's proving a devil to get delivered. I decided that a white tray would just not look right with the same grey tiles as you see in the pic. It would however save me a good £200 if I just picked up a white one. The size is 800mm by 1200mm with a 40mm profile. What do you think? Will a bright white tray go with dark grey walls?
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