The tile for the wall with the effect is called Himalaya grey, I also have a Himalaya anthracite which is a bit darker. The tiles for the floor which you said looks like has a blue tone is called 'bran grey', I also have a darker grey tile in the same series. I will attach pics again, please advise on which combinations will work. himalaya grey with the darker grey option for floor. Himalaya anthracite - darker version of above 4 choices for the floor, the bottom left being bran grey (which you think is blue tone, does it still look blue to you in this pic?) and the bottom right is the darker grey. Thanks a lot!

Hello we are doing our hall way, lounge and kitchen in this tile but wanted a nice dulux paint to blend in. The samples here are egyption cotton, timeless, white hessian, f and b peignoir...which i like but looks quite pinky. Any ideas anyone?? Kitchen is cashmere and brown. Thank you.

Hi, How about a light grey or maybe even a smoky grey glass splahback, to complement the flecks in the worktop. As you will have wood effect flooring, this will instantly add warmth to the room. I also like the above idea of using hexagonal tiles, adds some interest without detracting from the worktop. You could also look at subtle marble effect tiles.

Hi there, Our team at London Mosaic could help you with some of this. Contact us at: info@londonmosaic.com or 020 82911557 If you would like to take a look at our gallery, here is the link - We have lots of designs that may interest you. https://www.londonmosaic.com/gallery-victorian-and-modern-mosiac-tiling.htm#!tag=all&page=1 Let us know if we can help with anything further. Kind Regards, London Mosaic