thank you... the feedback is greatly appreciated. For the client... i need to house the boiler/pump/rcd unit in a cupboard somewhere and he wants all the floor space he can, plus i am trying to increase the light & vision that will be seen as one enters the hallway front the front door angle. If I square off the wall it will enclose the hallway, eat floor space, reduce light to hallways & makes the boiler cupboard & ensuite too big. I also have an upright piano to place, & i have made the entrance hall into an open library. The island has space for 3 bar stools, plus the client likes to entertain... so I need the separate dining table.

I used white 40x15cm tiles in my shower, fixed brick-bond, landscape, and almost black grout. The tiler said it took him longer than usual to make sure it looks neat and it's pristine. Agree with all comments about flooring - I inherited cream floor tiles with cream grout on my ground floor. Horrendous - just don't look too closely :-) x

Keep it to the one tile for a more restful calm experience. It’s a small space so if you use little bits of too many different colours/surfaces it’ll get more confusing to the eye. You can start with a seemingly bland base but I think that is quite sophisticated in that it’s not going to look overly designed. Less is more for understated elegance. Add really luxurious towels, soap, candles etc to create a lovely space. And don’t skimp on things you touch - taps, shower fittings, loo roll holder - all those touch points add up and contribute significantly to a more luxurious sophisticated experience. You want someone to feel good in there, not to comment on whether that’s two different tiles you used or is it just shadow making the shower seem darker.

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