I have seen it done.....but remember, glossy tile is VERY slippery when wet. Linda c

@mayflowers - Yes you can use them on a wet saw...you just have to be very careful. They also make tools specifically to snip smaller tiles. As for cleaning grout (for tile, not natural stone) use vinegar and water, 50/50 solution. If you have natural stone, 1 cap full of Dawn dish soap to 1 gallon of water. You can also use an upgraded grout for the bathroom floor. Most upgraded grouts do not require sealing as they do not allow moisture to penetrate. They normally cost more as well. -- Do not use an upgraded grout for the wet floor of the shower, this are needs to breathe properly and standard sanded grout should be used.

Thank you Diana! I'm leaning towards BM Regal Select Pearl finish, which is closest to a satin. Any experience with that paint? I'm painting existing cabinets which are a conversion varnish. It is a smooth, flawless finish, almost with a hand rubbed look, so I'm having a little paint anxiety. :)

I don't think they go together: Your floor tiles is beautiful, organic, great mottling. Your wall tile is slick, uniform, almost plastic looking. I think matte and glossy can go well together in some instances just not these two. I love your floor tile, it also goes will with the rock floor in the shower. I'd google textured matte shower tile and see what you come up with. How about something like this? I like that they have it in beige tones that would go better than white will with your two floor tiles. I think the Austere gray is close to looking good with the flooring but just a hint too much green in it. I'd get all of your hard surfaces selected and then choose a paint that unifies them all.