lol, rebunky! I never thought about running the tile over the edge of the counter like that. Definitely worth considering, thanks! Did I say on this thread or the one in the bathroom forum that I figured out that the tile will only be about 8 1/2" high. My elevation made it look much fatter than it will be. In fact, it's likely closer to what you did above. I met with my GC yesterday and my KD today. They were both very productive meetings so I'm feeling a whole lot better about this project. GC said, "yep, we can do the angled bench, no problem" which put the Kohler shower pan in the running. Yay! He also had great cost-saving ideas. Yay, yay! When I met with my KD today, I reviewed everything with her, especially my concerns about a tiled shower floor. She said, "do the Kohler and the angled bench" without missing a beat and we headed off to a local showroom to look at color chips. Found a winner in no time: Sandbar is perfect! It's a wonderful color with my other choices but there's enough contrast that it's a great compliment, too. I'm a happy girl! DH and I liked A and B the best of the tile patterns for the shower. GC said his favorite was B and that it would be a cheaper install. KD voted for B as well. So B it is! On the bathroom forum thread, mayflowers voiced concern that the mosaic tile reads too brown in my photos. My sample doesn't look brown but I stopped at a local showroom and asked about it. Oh, yeah, there's a lot of variation and I could get a batch that has a lot more brown than blue. Not good. I want blues not browns and especially not a golden brown since that would look awful with our other choices. So I stopped at a tile distributor to see what else I could find. I brought home 4 choices, 2 of which were discarded when I got them home in my light. One was neon bright in my light. Oops, not what I was going for. The other was wishy washy. But I have 2 very good choices to replace the glass mosaic. I may need to swap out Aquarius glazed option for another in that line for the 1/4 round but that's not a big deal. Choice #1 is Lunada Bay, Tozen series, in Iodine, in 2 finishes. Here it is in silk (non-glossy). And in natural (glossy) Tile choice #2 is also Lunada Bay but in the Agate series in Pisa, silk finish. These will also have some variation between batches but they won't end up brown. Not sure which I like better.

Laundry Room Advice Please I want the flooring to go with the brown hardwood in the hallway. I was thinking of going with a ceramic tile for the flooring with a pattern Btw, I also thinking I want to do white cabinets above the washer and dryer.

You do not need two lights over the tub . One centered will be fine. Not sure you want to light up the toilet either. I would want the exhaust fan central in the room, its not a big room so no need to push it over the toilet. so I would go with number 1 layout but only one light in shower. do a 6'' in shower if that makes you feel better. Idk why everyone went 4" .

Thank you a lot! Changing a floor would mean that I also have to change it in the kitchen and hallway, that altogether would become an expensive project. However I will think about it, thank you! 1. Do you think the cabinet should be in the size of a mirror, or it could be wall wide? 2. Would continuing in warmer tones increase bathroom's and living room's disparity? Is it good and right way to continue? Or it's better when the style in the whole flat is same? 3. What do you think about accesories? Which color and type? Can they stay metalic?