Tile advice please

4 years ago

Hi - we’re in a Victorian terrace and are re-doing the bathroom. We’ve bought this vanity unit in grey with a carrera marble top. We were thinking of carrera tiles on walls and a patterned encaustic tile on the floor - possibly hexagonal for either.
We’ve just realised the vanity has an upstand - so first question - does the wall need tiling too, or are we best to just paint?
Second question- has anyone got a carrera wall / patterned encaustic combo that you can suggest?
Third question - should we scrap the ruling idea and go for something else?!! Our other bathroom has lovely handmade metro tiles that we love - but this is the family bathroom where the kids will use and abuse it, and the thought of mouldy grout lines fills me with dread - hence wanting larger tiles/less grout!

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London Mosaic
4 years ago
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
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