TreeHouse Studio

TreeHouse Studio Hi Tracy- it's Jo! Agree with the above comment- but if you are going thru the expense of tile, the price is in the installation. I would pick something other than white 6" squares, which can look 80's. Why not find an inexpensive 10x5" or 12x6" set either vertically or horizontally-- for a more modern look. (which is what I think you are going for- what is the style of the house?) Just use the glass tiles as a design element within the white- in the entire bathroom.

TreeHouse Studio Hi Tracey- The trend now is to go with larger tiles. I am using a lot of 24x12 for my clients, which not only make the space appear larger, they also have less grout lines to keep clean. If the space is low, you set them vertically to make the room seem taller. In your case, I would set them horizontally to appear wider. Look on Houzz for some inspiration images. Also, are your existing blue fixtures in good shape? They can be recycled at a salvage. (I might want them if they are not damaged!!!)

TreeHouse Studio Lots of inspiration on Houzz- just have to use your imagination on colors and layout of your specific space.

Tracey Ewart I like the tile size in the picture! The floor tile we chose is 6 x 24, pretty long. Would all these sizes work together? Seaglass subway: 3 x 6 (I think), Floor tile similar pattern to this picture: 6 x 24 and then potential wall tile like picture: 12 x 24 (it looks?) I think we need to spend more time at the tile showroom seeing them in person!