Hi Vicki, I would go for bigger tiles, ones that are 60 cm x 30 cm. If you use smaller tiles the outcome may look too busy with your chosen floor tiles. I also suggest choosing very light grey wall tiles, the colour of which matches to the grey background colour of the floor tiles. That would give you the industrial sort of vibe you are aiming to achive. Order different samples and see how the combinations look in your bathroom. The colours can change dramatically depending on the lighting. Kati

the original plan was between sink and mirror EXACTLY imetre and then a STRIP above the mirror to the ceiling but the builder says you won't see it so high up as it's tiles up to 2 40 metres. An extra 3-4 tiles. and if I don't do it underneath the sink will look weird. another 4 titles. not in the budget I'm afraid. any other ideashowi can use about 8 tiles of 30x30???

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Thanks! I had seen this too, but I was hoping for a tub space that extended at the back, rather than the flat surface. Trying to aim for the largest capacity possible so that 2 people can sit inside.