Tiles look better in this pic. Please check this.

I like the blue. How much of it will there be? 3 sides of shower? 1 wall? Is the bathroom bright? Does it have a window?

@jck910 yes, it will be three sides of shower around bath tub. No, it doesn’t has a window.

Go for it. Keep everything else light and neutral. Add gold hardware.

So why the blue IMO colors for tile need some reason to be that color. Do you have art or wallpaper with that color or planning on that.? I dislike subway tile in showers becuase of all the grout and in this case the chance of getting matching grout will be difficult . Could you maybe post a pic of the bathroom . I do not see blue in the floor tile and hobnestly would have chosen a flor tile with no pattern in 12 x24 and used the same for the shower walls. I think if the tile is already bought then make sure you incorporate that blue in something else along with the gray from the floor tiles

@Patricia Colwell Consulting thank you so much. this helped us a lot. We’ll follow your ideas. We like the ideas too.

It will be a lot a blue. But I like blue. Maybe you can do this halfway up the wall with the wall tile the rest. I’d start laying the tiles show us after the wall has halfway blue

The first thing is to decide if you like the combination. Not exact, but this pic may help

The shower area has a lot to be considered: how large/small, using glass vs curtain, would accent or a partial application be better and the combination with floor tile. Looking at inspiration pictures may help, not only with tile decision, but how to coordinate additional choices.

@Maureen amazing explanation. You cleared up my head. It’s going to be striking blue. We don’t want that. We are looking to get a pleasant look. It’s not going to happen with the color we chose. Thanks for sharing the pics.

@HU-187528210 Love your idea. We did ask for the same- we asked for more tiles to lay them and see how it’s going to look like. Sadly they don’t have more of them. They are carrying only single tile. I am disappointed.

There's nothing wrong with using subway tile in a shower. It's been fine for a hundred years or so. ;) Make sure your contractor uses a high-quality epoxy grout and clean it occasionally. Also think about your grout color choice. Pure white will be more subject to discoloration over time, even if it's epoxy, but anything with a little color will hide most indiscretions in cleaning or upkeep.

That said, the blue is a bold choice, and it sounds like you want something more neutral. You can definitely pull in accents via artwork, towels/rugs and other accessories, and change them out as you wish. Then when you leave the space, the next owner is left with a blank slate.

May I suggest you find a interior designer to come with you to the design center to choose your finishes with you. Someone not employed by the builder but a REAL interior designer. It will well be worth the couple of hundred dollars you'll pay them for their time since it's obvious, design is not your strong suit.

@sunil r
Ugh what a pity. I do like the tile you picked. A lot. Just don’t do it in the whole room. What about changing the shower tile and using those on the floor? Are they floor and wall tiles? Could be soo rich in a herringbone pattern on the floor with a light airy tile on the walls. Or even just on the shower and paint the walls