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jill_sheffer

Master shower

9 years ago
What are thoughts on this for an accent tile in master shower. We are going with gray base and I was think a row of this by the base then white beveled subway tile then another row at the top of the shower. Then probably will have 2 cubbies in the shower and this will the background of it as well.

Comments (16)

  • PRO
    9 years ago

    What esle do you have going on in the room?

  • PRO
    9 years ago

    I like the stone portion very much, not liking this shade of blue.

  • PRO
    9 years ago

    Can we see a picture of the bathroom?


  • 9 years ago
    The bottom tile will be the floor and I am thinking white vanities with a quartz counter top to match what goes in the kitchen which will be white with some gray in it. besides that's not sure I figured I would make everything work off the shower.
  • 9 years ago
    The bathroom is just studs right now with them starting to but up drywall. So not much of a picture to take. My husband thinks the blue is out in left field but but the bathroom seems like it will be very blah if no color.
  • 9 years ago
    So if no accents, do you do a dark gray shower base and just start on white subway tile or should I use a gray tile as well? it's only 10 x 6 master bathroom so I don't want it to seem tiny. The shower will have 2 tile walls and 2 glass walls.
  • PRO
    9 years ago

    If the bottom tile is the floor, what is the top tile pictured to be used for?

  • 9 years ago
    Nothing....only picture I have of tile. We were debating between the two of them for the floor tile in all bathrooms
  • 9 years ago
    last modified: 9 years ago

    what if you ran a vertical strip, off center? doesn't look quite as dated as what you were proposing. maybe look at some different accent tiles?

    I agree about the all gray. to me, i would need something to jazz it up a bit.

    again, running these glass mosaics in a vertical strip, maybe w/the niche right in the middle, would look more modern

    i have samples of this komorebi glass tile. it's absolutely gorgeous in person. comes in 11 colors. from tilebar.com

    using a cement look type tile as an accent:

    taking some carrara in an arabesque shape, with a pencil liner,

    this blue macauba marble is gorgeous. comes in 2x4 and little squares. it's not cheap, but you would only need a few sheets for your accent

    it's not your idea, it's the type of tile you've chosen.

    think outside the box a bit.

  • PRO
    9 years ago

    My two cents would be to use the tile on the top for the floor if you are using white subway for the shower walls. Some contrast but not as stark as using the darker (bottom) tile. I would not use the accents with the white subway tile. I would have no problem using that same upper tile on the walls instead of the subway. If you really want an accent, use a stripe down the wall. Keep it simple.

    Not same colors, but general gist.


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  • 9 years ago
    So if going darker floor and dark shower base, should I do I grayish tile in the shower? How would this be if the shower was all one color like this and the inset piece is either with or some type of accent piece? Is subway tile good in the shower or should it be bigger tile like in the picture?
  • 9 years ago
    last modified: 9 years ago

    subway is fine in the shower. those niches are fine and would look nice w/an accent. some people don't like them, I do. it's your shower, do what you want!

    look at pics of 'subway tile showers' or subways w/accent showers' etc, to get ideas

  • PRO
    9 years ago

    My thoughts are a little different on the tiles. I really like the tile with the blue in it as it adds a lot to the room and blue is the color of water (shower) and a soothing color of nature (spa like). There are plenty of colors that work with the blue for towels, rugs, painted accent wall, and decor- many different greens, coral, navy and some yellows. I say go with your first choice.

  • PRO
    9 years ago

    I'm with Creatively Yours - I think the blue has a nice splash of life to offset the safe natural grays. Only I would not place it at the ceiling, but base and a band through the niches.

  • 9 years ago

    while I like the blue in the tile, I don't like that particular brand. I've seen it in person and the blue glass looks on the cheesy side. I would find something similar of better quality.