Same here.

ditto,,,large.

ibk01, Premier Designs, Beth H.: Thank you for your comments! That's what we liked as well: the large tile. However, when we placed the large tile there to see how it should line up, we're not sure which way we should place the tile so that it doesn't look "off." Which lines should it follow: 1 or 2? We placed an arrow on the lines we're concerned about. The rest of the shower's large tile lines line up. So that said, do you still feel that the large tile is the better choice?

ah, i see. what happened with the tile layout up there? so where your forearm is in #1, they actually used a whole tile? whereas the thin strip where the green tape is, a sliver was cut? Somehow the tile layout went wonky on the two walls.

If you carry your sliver cut over to the window, and then do a full tile above that, your full tile off to the sides should now fit. You can't mislay one section without throwing the other sections off. What makes it difficult is that left slant is not equal to the right. somehow you're going to have to figure out a layout that will allow you to match up. Geometry is not my strong point!

What if you matched the off set tile that is on the right side? sort of like #2 pic, but make the lines level from the left side to the right. (it's the offset one) then, from there on up, you will be even again.

Grout lines won't match up, you don't want them just a little off in this case .. maybe start with a whole piece at the ceiling/slanted wall and see where it lays, then a cut piece to where pic #2 is.

I do my layouts with a full piece at the ceiling, aesthetically it looks better, in this case it would have eliminated that little scrap piece on the left side ..

The smaller tile will be more forgiving for the installation you have.