What are the REST of the elements? Vanity.........etc. What is hardware finish? What is n the shower floor and what is grout for THAT?

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/advice-about-floor-tile-for-this-bathroom-remodel-dsvw-vd~5556428

I posted earlier with the other design elements. New to Houzz and thought it would link to my earlier post.

there is no shower floor - it is a drop in tub and the green tile is going outside of it and on the wall inside.

Beautiful color. I would match the floor grout to reduce the number of disparate elements.

The paint color feels like a wimpy afterthought. One wall won't make it brighter or darker, so Pick the black or the green ( take a tile to a good paint store ) use a matte Aura bath and SPA ( Ben Moore) finish.

Better yet? It is one wall. Vinyl grass cloth/ Phillip Jeffries below. TO DIE FOR, and basically impervious to steam in there. Nice Mid cen feel

It need not be a perfect match btw : ) just in the family. Great with your vanity too,

I assume your tub is white..........and I'd grout the green in white, as it will be around that tub.

Ooh Jan...nailed it!!

Lol........ Do think it would be awesome! It's what i would do in a single heartbeat, washable paper, and no issue of water streaking down a painted wall in a steamy bath. Plus, it's 57 inch wide paper......: )

I recently did a clients master bedroom in vinyl, it was the best color. Nobody can tell it from real grass cloth. Phillip Jeffries stuff is amazing.

One thing I have noticed is that shower grout is impossible to keep white. I probably wouldn't want any other color in your case though. So get a squeegee and use it daily.

I do NOT understand the white grout "thing" . I have had white grout for THIRTY years.........it is still white.Yes I fully clean the darn bath twice a week. No big deal. I like clean.

I know I know you and I will never meet on this but one thing is true...white grout will look great with that tile!!

What is the porosity of that hand made tile? Much hand made tile is fired at a low temperature, and is not really suitable for wet areas. If they do not provide you with that information, test it by soaking. Weigh dry and wet.

There are different types of grout from Mapei ( go to their website and read up on them ) Some are more resistant to staining and some don't need to be sealed. We use a grout from Bostik called Vivid and it is great for bathrooms.

That green tile is fabulous and Jan's pick of the grasscloth is spot on!

Post pics of the room when its done!

Thank you so much for the great advice - I will definitely take a look at that paper. I love wallpaper in bathrooms but never thought of it for that one, since I was keeping a midcentury look. It looks like it might be really beautiful for that final wall...

Jan, I'm looking at grasscloths on Philip Jeffries site and they shows as 36" pretrimmed. Could I be looking at the wrong paper?

Yes.......... it's their VINYL grasscloth collection

https://www.phillipjeffries.com/shop/CARD-N-SISAL/8493/

Thank you! I ordered a sample of Phillip Jeffries Manila Hemp Kelly Green Wallpaper-Sample - Phillip Jeffries Manila Hemp Kelly Green Wallpaper.

I'll get this one instead. Much appreciated...

I also saw this paper and though it might be pretty on the wall. Any thoughts?

God I just can't wait to see that bathroom finished (don't question the grass cloth-do it!). I hate to do this but just read your other thread and saw that it is he bathroom for 2 10yo girls. I kind of assumed this was a guest bathroom, probably because it is so swanky. Is the vanity a done deal? While I love the vanity I hate a small vanity for every day. Will they have somewhere else to themselves to dry their hair, pluck eyebrows, and pop zits when the time comes? I am constantly thankful that my architect design my kids bath with an anteroom with all the luxury of two vanities! I didn't even need two sinks for my bathroom but it is a lifesaver in theirs. I'm sure there is only so much space but maximizing the mirror size and counter space may be critical.

This bathroom has to double as theirs and a guest bathroom. It's just not a big space and that was the largest vanity that fit. It is off the main living living room which is why I really wanted something beautiful. We have House of Hackney palmeral wallpaper in midnight green/black on our living room walls, outside of it as well as a hallway with black and cream painted harlequin diamonds (which looks really cool close to the marble checkered floors) T We have two more bathrooms that will be remodeled next. I know it's swanky for soon to be teen girls but they pretty much live in mine anyway because I have all the fun girl stuff. And my husband was relegated to a his own little one which I am going to redo next...

I'm waiting on sample of the grasscloth Vinyl kelly green grasscloth!

Thanks, Barbara. I ordered a few samples of the Vinyl (the first one I ordered may have been the real hemp). The vinyl comes in shades called "stately green", "kelly green" and "lush green" so one of those should work. The wallpaper is directly next to the green tile so I wonder if I should consider other colors of the grass paper also - maybe even black or white?

Oh no the green vinyl will be amazing

Okay, they are putting up the green tiles this very second and I'm really excited to get the green vinyl samples. Thank you so much for all the great advice!

Barbara - happy to get advice from fellow OCD wanna be designers :)

I went to wallpaper store today, saw the green vinyl paper and boom, done. Thank you, Jan. You really nailed it. It is exactly what that wall wanted. I will post photos when it is complete. Two more to remodel after this one and they are really going to fun ones.

Ohhhhhh SUPER, Amy! Show us the finished project : )

It's getting close and is looking amazing. But now...even the ceiling with the steamed milk Sherwin WIlliams paint looks like a "wimpy afterthought." Any suggestions for that final detail?

Ok. I hardly dare change a thing after Jan's grand slam... but how about charcoal ceilings?

I think you were doing gold fixtures? How about a gold "leaf" ceiling?

Here's what I have so far:

the white wall will be the stately green grass paper. The vanity and hanging pendants and mirror going in tomorrow are:

Now I just have to decide on that ceiling....

No gold in sight but charcoal is a possibility

Greenfish, I love dark ceilings and thought about charcoal. What do you think now that you see the rest of it?

Oooohhhh I just love that BATHROOM!!

i would totally do a charcoal ceiling, black even, with some shine. What is the worst that can happen? I think you will love it

Well it wouldn't be the first ceiling I repainted - that's the worst that could happen!

Exactly!

btw. I sound like a total rube I know, but no one ever told me I have to squeegee my glass to keep it from etching. Get the girls a squeegee and have them go to town after every shower. It will keep the grout cleaner as well as save you from having to see permanent spots on the glass door.

Ah- my first glass shower door so I never would have thunk it - thanks! (Now I'm reading about glass shower doors and how to keep the clean. Apparently rain-x is useful also.)

Why not a Metallic ceiling? This is gilded in Modern Masters..... which comes in a zillion metallics: Including a satiny silvery metallic. The finishes used to be online, website isn't linking the finishes.

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I love that green tile!

This tile and the whole bathroom are beautiful. Now I want to see some Phillip Jeffries samples in person. Are there stores that carry sample books to look through? I browsed the website, but there are SO MANY options.

Any progress reports? Dying to see :)

following... your bath is a real beauty so far... like a little treasure box.

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Me too!