Julie Williams Design The tiles in the shower are an 18x18 Simena limestone honed cut to 9x18 and run in a vertical subway pattern. Simena limestone is very creamy. The contrast with white can be seen at the tub deck where Calacatta Supreme marble is the top and the Simena is on the tub front. The color palette of the other items in your bathroom should help decide white versus cream. Some colors palettes look better with white, while others look better with cream.

ahoh they look nice but before you put them in try them barefooted in the store. I did and they hurt like hell. if you like walking on rocks barefooted buy them.

decorchallenge Is the pebble stone easy to clean? Thinking of installing these but is concern about the up keep. Appreciate your thoughts in this .

benjijk here is a link to a similar variety - http://tiledaily.com/2012/04/10/natural-color-sea-pebbles-mosaic/ I think they also carry more types.

Julie Williams Design The pebbles in the shower do look brown but they are not, they are gray. The pebbles are from The Five Elements and the color is called skipping stone pebble tile. I have attahced the link for you to view the website: http://www.thefiveelements.net/products/pebble-collection/skipping-stone-pebble-tile

Julie Williams Design Actually this is a shot showing the end of the tub deck, with the right corner of the tub showing. The counter top material was also used on the tub deck and it is Calacatta supreme honed. The field tile on the shower walls and on the front of the tub deck is Halila limestone, the floor tile is Pierre Brun stone from Walker Zanger

Julie Williams Design more shots of this bathroom are under the project Berglund, here is a shot of the vanity wall which is directly across from the tub deck;

sheehynan Can you please give me the dimensions of the tub and the tub deck? Thank you!

Julie Williams Design The tub deck is actually quite large, it is 48" wide by 96" long, the tub is the Solana tub by MTI, and is 42" x 72"