Help with bathroom tile design
Lindsay Finnerty
3 years ago
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Comments (2)Hi Daisyone. It looks like there's some colour in those floor tiles (I see a lovely russetty orange but photos are not colour-accurate so I won't make any recommendations)...you could pick up on that...why not take one of the tiles to a specialist paint showroom and get some expert help / play around with colours? Make sure you look at the colour (most showrooms will have a large paint sample of each colour) against the tile and something white as well. Then you can have fun choosing toning towels and accessories!...See MoreNeed help designing this bathroom
Comments (21)Hello Yan, wanted to show you an idea of colour scheme for your bathroom. I decided to keep up with your layout idea and I noticed you like grey and wood in interior. In addition, SA contemporary style isn't much about colours but more about textures to keep interior simple and rich. In general, interior is neutral with couple of small colour accents, which can be easily updated or changed in time. There is no drama that sink in front of window! Moreover it gives fantastic advantages to use natural light. You can hang oval mirror at the window frame. In the evening hours, you can use illumination from wall light above window. Flooring is grey brushed concrete tiles with soft matt texture. Wood like porcelain tiles use for walls from the left and right, including curves. That's how you unite broken wall on a left and make it longer and identical. Tiles for walls around window and the opposite side ( including all curves and around door) should be the same - light grey with stone like texture. Grey tone on walls is lighter than on a floor. Here are screen shots (everything is in scale, actual bathroom size): I hope concept is easy to understand, let me know if you have any questions....See MoreBATHROOM DESIGN - TILES!
Comments (16)@carolina LOOOOOOVE the wood effect shelf but sadly the wall behind the bath is an outer wall and cannot be 'carved' to create such a cavity. We will have a recess but it will be smaller. The strip between the tiles is a pencil rail, almost invisible but used to connect the two types. The only reason I don't have the herringbone mosaic all the way to the bottom of the wall is pricing. It is way more expensive than the normal tiles of the same range. So need to be creative but within a certain budget....See MoreHelp with bathroom interior design!
Comments (9)Hi Izzi! I love the products you have chosen, right up my alley! I'm not sure if our bathroom design tool can be of help, but it is free to use so it might be worth a go just to visualise how certain tiles may look against these types of products. You would need to recreate your current space using the types of products pictured in your post, then simply change paint/tile combinations to get a feel of what would work within the space. Let me know if you have a go, it would be great to hear from you :) My Bathroom Designer - https://bit.ly/3iOxNfK Ash from the MBD Team...See MoreLinds F
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