Which tiles do you prefer?
Martin
5 years ago
We're having our bathroom redone soon (2.7x3.2m) and have spent too much time looking at tiles. Current plan it to fully tile the room. For the floor we like the idea of patterned tiles and two Laura Ashley designs have caught our eye.
For the wall we're siding with a light grey metro
It's a Victorian house so i'm a bit concerned the darker tiles will look a bit bold where as the 2nd ones are more elegant
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Tani H-S
5 years ago
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5 years agoWe have a similar colour scheme with white tiles, they are similar to Laura Ashley Artisan.
The room is North facing and remains bright without looking cold.
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