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Shower Stall - Tile

9 years ago

Hi Everyone,

Need some design advice regarding a small bathroom remodel (no natural light) in a city high rise.

My overall question is: Has anyone every tiled all the shower walls in the same tile but 2 different colors? One wall dark and 2 walls white?

My reason for wanting to do this is:

Wall 1: contains white floating vanity and white toilet, to the left is the short end of the shower. Would like to paint Wall 1 a dark gray so the vanity and toilet "pop". I would then continue the dark color into the short shower wall to the left of the vanity and toilet. Shower Tile: large dark gray hexagon tile.

Wall 2: The large wall of the shower. Tile with same large hexagon tile but in white

Wall 3: Opposite side of the short shower wall. Tile with same large hexagon tile but in white.

My objective is to make Wall 1 - one long seamless wall (in color) to help expand the width of the room and allow the vanity and toilet to pop. Then by tiling the long shower wall (Wall 2) and Wall 3 in the same hexagon tile but this time in white it would help visually push the wall of the shower making it look larger, provide light and balance the white of the vanity and toilet.

Shower floor: small hexagon or penny tile (white, marble or medium gray color.)

Bathroom floor: Large hexagon tile used on shower walls but in a mat finish (medium or dark gray)

Would appreciate any thoughts or advice. Thanks in advance!

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