bathroom flooring
These are the wall tiles we’ve chosen for our tiny windowless en-suite bathroom which is 1.7x2.2m.
I would like to use porcelain looking vinyl tiles on the floor but my husband thinks we should use something darker.
The furniture we have chosen is grey gloss.
My first choice for tiles would have been the quite fashionable Victorian looking vinyl tiles but unfortunately he just doesn’t like them.
I intend to introduce colour in accessories, towels and bath mats.
What do you think???
Thank you.
Comments (6)
- 6 years ago
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PRO6 years agoHi Dawn, we love the colour scheme you have chosen, it will look very elegant and timeless! Well done! Even though we love the pattern floor tile which you can buy on the link below, we also really like the idea of a slim herringbone floor tiles in grey stone effect. Our clients seem to love this look, it’s very trendy but also quite neutral, so it is less likely you will get tired of it. We have quite a few tile samples we could send you to make your decision easier. They are also quite inexpensive. Let us know if you need any more info. We would be happy to help!
https://www.designangels.co.uk/product-page/cuban-wall-and-floor-ornate-tile
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