Thank you Dytecture, amazing what you can so with a little careful planning!

Hi @Huntsmore really love the design! Love the use of space and how the carrara gives an almost unibody look and feel! I think the recess in the shower wall for accessories is ingenious. Definitely a complete transformation from how it was. Keep up the inspiring work! Bringing the mirror forward gives an almost enveloping feel to the whole bathroom. It kind of tells you you are in the bathroom now and the fluidity has a way of setting a tone!

Haven't seen in the finish shown before and looks great! https://www.axor-design.com/en-int/articledetail-axor-showerselect-showerselect-thermostatic-mixer-softcube-for-2-outlets-for-concealed-installation-36707000.html

Thanks for everyone’s comments, good idea to go with safe tiles and keep up to date with more easily changed aspects of the bathroom! Was thinking about mixing the lighter grey or darker grey hexagon tile with a brick or chevron pattern as I think it looks really good, however struggling to decide where to put hex tiles and where to put chevron/brick. We are going to go with a straight edged shower seat which removes the need for mosaic tiles (which we weren’t keen on) but can’t decide which way round to do it! Am thinking one type of tile to the floor and shower floor, and another type of tile to the shower walls, seat and wall behind sink. Or should we tile seat the same as the floor? If going for grey/light tiles throughout, should floor be darker and walls be lighter? Should the brick/chevron tiles be roughly same size as hexagons or smaller/larger? We are definitely set on these hex tiles either white or grey - any suggestions for brick tiles to go with? Cheers Cheers