Advice - Master bathroom tile selection
We are renovating our master bathroom soon and I am hoping to get some advice on our floor tile selection. I am looking going for a transitional, timeless look (as much as that is possible!). Vanity will be white with carrera marble counters (see photo). Shower tile will be glossy white 4 by 12 subway tile, and shampoo insert will be marble herringbone. Fixtures will be either brushed nickel or black.
I am trying to decided between 2 floor tiles - one a very light grey, and one a medium/darker grey. Which one would look better? Are both okay options? Any other suggestions? Thank you!
The tile names are Europa Vienna and Aberdeen Urban.
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sunshinegal78
2 years agoRelated Discussions
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2 years ago
cpartist
2 years agosunshinegal78
2 years agoSo I am more confused now! Some say grey is timeless, others say dated.
To answer the questions above, shower pan is white acrylic. Our house was built in 2005, typical surburban red brick house. As we have been updating it, I would say design choices have been transitional. Kitchen is white shaker cabinets, Cambria berwyn counters, provincial stained hardwood floors. We have grey tile at our front entrance.
If grey is dated (or will be soon), what other options are there for tile colour that is neutral? I don’t want beige, tan or brown. Attached is a pic of the look I would like. I feel like it is pretty timeless, but I am far from a design expert!
Thanks again all!
sydneyfv
2 years ago
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