Hello Tavolla, Saw your dilemma and have many ideas to share with you. Rather than uploading lots of artwork images, these are the links to the artworks I’m thinking will compliment your room. To begin with, I have uploaded a couple images, so here goes: SUBTLE COMPLIMENTARY ARTWORKS BUSKING - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/busking-the-jones-collection.html WHITE WINE - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/white-wine-the-jones-collection.html ZEBRART - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/zebrart-the-jones-collection.html BIG BEN - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/2-big-ben-the-jones-collection.html LONDON EYE - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/2-london-eye-the-jones-collection.html LEANING TOWER OF PISA - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/leaning-tower-of-pisa-the-jones-collection.html HICKE ISON - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/hicke-ison-the-jones-collection.html VACUOUS THOUGHTS ORANGE - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/vacuous-thoughts-orange-the-jones-collection.html OLD TRADITIONAL ART vs. EMERGING DIGITAL ART - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/old-traditional-art-vs-emerging-digital-art-the-jones-collection.html DRAW A BLANK - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/draw-a-blank-the-jones-collection.html BOLD COMPLIMENTARY ARTWORKS BUTLER AT YOUR SERVICE - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/butler-at-your-service-the-jones-collection.html ME-SHELL - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/me-shell-the-jones-collection.html THE OLD SPITFIRE ENGINE No.5 - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/the-old-spitfire-engine-no5-the-jones-collection.html LIFE ON MARS BROWN - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/life-on-mars-brown-the-jones-collection.html THE INNER WORKINGS - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/the-inner-workings-the-jones-collection.html ALIEN RADIO - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/alien-radio-the-jones-collection.html BLOW YOU A KISS - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/blow-you-a-kiss-gold-the-jones-collection.html FUNKY ORANGE ZEBRA - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/funky-orange-zebra-the-jones-collection.html THE FACE OF A CHEETAH - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/1-the-face-of-a-cheetah-the-jones-collection.html NOAH’S ARC - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/noahs-arc-the-jones-collection.html WOOD GRAIN - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/wood-grain-the-jones-collection.html BORED STIFF - http://thejonescollection.gallery/featured/bored-stiff-the-jones-collection.html Clearly, I have a lot of ideas! All of these artworks are available to purchase from the links directly. If these are not appealing to your preferred taste, then something more bespoke might be of particular interest to you and your project. As we are specialists in creating bespoke artwork, please feel free to contact me to discuss an ideas you may have if you would like something more unique and exclusive to your room.

I would completely agree with the comments above! We started a major renovation 6 months ago and got a concept planner / interior designer on board right at the start and it was the best thing we could possibly have done. She helped us work with structural engineers and an architect to get what we needed for the builders, but helped us avoid going down a very expensive route with an architect involving having a full survey (just a scale drawing of the whole house that they wanted before they'd do the drawing of what we needed) Our concept planner / interior designer helped us look at the space and maximise what we had (not get carried away about adding lots of bits as Man About The House mentions above). She provided different options for layouts and flow of how the space would be used and really challenged our thinking (in a very positive way!) She was also an absolute life saver in terms of helping us understand what to do when and in what order with all the different trades- I would never have known how early on in the process you needed a lighting plan, never mind how to create one and in what format to give to an electrician! She saved us large amounts of money by providing lighting plans and carpentry specifications, so we knew exactly what we needed and could give a proper brief to the different trades, rather than changing bits midway through, which is when the budget tends to creep up and out of control. She also got amazing trade discounts and passed them all onto us, which made a big difference to our costs- everything from the kitchen to underfloor heating and right through to doors and lighting! Just worth mentioning that our interior designer was able to offer the concept planning service, including all 3D images and video tours but then in addition all of the advice on colour plans and interior fixtures and fittings. This is quite a personal choice and you may only want the concept planning- for a small extra amount (which we definitely got back through all the trade discounts and accurate specs to give to trades) we chose to take the next step up to interior designer as I wanted to make sure that everything 'pulled together'. I had seen to many super practical schemes that looked just a little bit 'flat' and I wasn't confident I had the skills to pull the whole look together without a bit of help! More than anything we have had someone super knowledgeable and helpful on hand 24/7 (quite literally!) for any and every silly little question or wobble that I had. She's made the whole process enjoyable and taken away a lot of the anxiety and uncertainty of decisions. She's also stopped me making a lot of rookie mistakes :) Just to give you an idea in onr part of the house she's helped us achieve; we started with three separate rooms and have ended up with one large kitchen / diner / pantry. We'd never done anything more than a bit of decorating before and whilst I'm sure we'd have got done without her help, I'm 100% sure it would have cost us a lot more money, it wouldnt have been half as much fun and it definitely wouldn't look how it looks now! Hope it helps! Best wishes, Claire

Minnie, This photo may be more accurate - I’ve propped them up as best I can on the bath (current bath to be replaced with claw-foot roll top). The shower tray will be white acrylic and there will be no tiles at wash-hand basin, just shower tiles and the herringbone floor tiles. Cle, thanks for your comment though I completely disagree with you - metro/subway tiles have been around since the last century and are classic - they just happen to currently be trendy! I do not slavishly follow trends but I live in an old cottage and the traditional style floor and subway tile suit the property perfectly. My bathroom is naturally dark, which I like, and want to work with hence the dark taupe herringbone floor tiles. There is really not a huge difference in the shades of white so I am probably over-analysing because I made a mistake choosing shower tiles before.

It depends on cost, how long you are going to be in your house, cleaning, and preferences. White is always the least contentious and easy to sell on in future. I do like the wood effect though, I cannot see many people disapproving of that. Its a really good contrast to your floor tiles. If you have hard water and no water softener I would rethink that black tap.