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Interested in a bench in your shower? I know you are not old, but we can discuss doing some plywood backing or something behind the tile (being proactive) if one day a shower bar needs to be installed (aging in place is a big thing, and super helpful if you don't have to renovate again at that point).

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Wood floor transitioning to a more grey tile fireplace. No clashing!

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Similar green to Lori's choice. Just as an example :)

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Tile/wood floor transition. This tile is much more grey than yours, and still doesn't clash (I know your wood floors are more blonde but give you the gist of it!)

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Combo of wood and tile as well as some green walls for an example.

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Same wood/tile combo again and green which is the direction we are considering.

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I was trying to find examples of bathrooms with high ceilings like yours. Here, they have stopped the tile in line with the glass shower, but continued the tile all around, which we won't do. Just to get us thinking!

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An example of the partial glass wall for the bathtub. So clean looking!

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This was the closest example I could find to the colour of your wood floors and the marble style tile.

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This was an example of the smaller tile on the shower floor and glass doors similar to what you were wanting. The niche here has different tile, but again, something to consider, we can add some variety, or a band with the moroccan tile if you like this.

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Just another example of the smaller tile on the floor (although yours will be in the shower) and the larger 12x24 tile which will be on the wall. I think it looks great :)

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2 things: The smaller shower floor tile and niche. And they stopped the tile before the ceiling (as yours currently is).

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