Ensuite Bathroom - need colour advice?
We are ripping out the current dated en-suite bathroom and putting in a walk in shower, no bath but having a wall hung L-Cube Duravit vanity unit with ME by Starck wash basin.
We have decided not to tile the whole room but instead do the floor and walk in shower area in the same tile with off white/grey on the walls BUT we like Tileflair's timber White wood effect tile for the wall and floor but had already decided on the L-cube vanity unit in American walnut. It will be hung on a non-tiled wall.
Is this a big design/ decor "No"?
Should the unit change colour to white or change the tiles?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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