I Crema de marfil (sp) 12x12 tiles in my master bath. Love the looks of the floor when it was new and still do in some places. IMHO, with vanity chair, kids, dogs, cats, Make up, after shave, etc, it just did not hold up well at all in the heavy traffic areas. My daughter spilled nail polish remover and it ruined an area of the tile. The least expensive quote to repolish 80sf was $650. I'll retile with something more duable for that price than spend it on repolishing every so many years. It may work for some. It did not work for us. But it is pretty. Here are pics when it looked good

Hello! I'm really tight for space with my vanity - the vanity is 32" wide (33" with counter) and will be centered in an area between a wall and the toilet - area is approx 39" wide at it's widest. How can I put a mirror above the vanity and allow for side lights? Some of the side lights that I have found are only 5" wide and I can do a mirror that is 22-24" wide... Will this work? Thanks everyone - I'm going crazy trying to figure this out...

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Overflow is overflow- it can mess up any floor depending on how much over the flow was. But some splashy from normal use is different. There has been wood floors in bathrooms before tile, and still is done. Lots of bathrooms have lots of other wood in them and it works fine. Kitchens, laundry, and mudrooms have wood floors too, and they hold up depending on treatment and use. It's not the wisest or most popular bathroom flooring option. But it can be done. Seal the beejeebers out of it. Be prepared to keep an eye on it to keep it clean and dry, maybe a bit more so than a non-wood floor if it might see a lot of splashy use. If you have kids, maybe hold off on the wood or train them to use it well. Perhaps consider wood look options.