colour dilemma for bathroom
We've gone through a lot of possible alternatives and think we now might have settled on ideas for our new bathroom. but would appreciate some advice on colours for the wall and floor to help finish it. we were thinking patterned tiles, but in the end couldnt work out something we both liked.
Current bathroom is windowless and looks like this:
were thinking now of not having pattern wall tiles at all, and instead going for this wall board we both like around the bath, with grey gloss fitted vanity/wc and mirror cabinets in the alcove.
what colour floor and walls would work best?
We'll be painting the remaining walls.
Thanks for the help - any insight is appreciated as weve gone round and round in circles for a long time now.
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Daisy England
2 years agoRelated Discussions
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Comments (28)I think the best thing to do is use boards that looks like mosaic tiles, it's from ABBuilding supplies, you can stick it over tiles and then the furniture. It's very cost effective....See MoreBathroom dilemma
Comments (9)If you have white tiles, then paint the walls white. Find a stencil that you really like and use the same blue colour to stencil the walls. https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/royaldesignstencils?section_id=7618081&ref=shopsection_leftnav_4 This tongue and groove boarding looks quite heavy in the blue. Will it be balanced by the same feature below the sink?...See MoreBathroom tile dilemma!
Comments (7)In my opinion you should be looking for a tile with a brown quality rather than a yellow quality. Try a beige or putty coloured tile against the wall paper to see what you think....See MoreBathroom dilemma
Comments (42)Thanks Emanuelle. I do like those. I've got a high maintenance ensuite (my choice!) so easy maintenance in here is good particularly with the fun of cleaning under the bath! Thanks, the mirror was from Zara, I've just looked and it's on sale ATM for £50 :)...See More
Darren Smith
2 years agoThese are the 2 floor tiles we like. I think I actually prefer the dark one in the contrast with the wallboard/furniture, but in reality with no natural light I’m concerned it would overwhelm the room.
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