Ermmmmm How do people practically use that space? Is it an optical illusion because it doesn't look like there's room for legs...

I thought I'd update everyone as to what we settled on as most of you won't have seen the finished post. Went went for Little Greene French Pale Grey on the walls and then a Grey Quartz worktop which had worked quite well. To stop it from being clinical, we opted for some textured wallpaper in the dining area which is Bala Storm (I think) from John Lewis. We then added some natural tones using a wooden table, and then Vitra chairs. Along with wooden fruit bowl etc. The main window will have wooden venetian blinds, and the bay windows will probably be done in a darker grey material as the perfect fit style blinds you find in conservatories

The trouble is with mixing products is that the depth of the tiles is often slightly different and can be a tiling and grouting nightmare. You could try and mix and match , but you would need to try and get the depth of the tiles exact. How about these glass and marble mix straight off the shelf in the UK here:- LInear Tiles The ones that you like above are called Sheeps Wool Beige Linear Glass Tiles and I believe are available in Canada RockyPointTile

New gallery from our recent project in Saltford. We fitted the beautiful oak parquet flooring! https://www.bathbespoke.co.uk/2017/09/12/oak-parquet-flooring-saltford-family-home/