Thank you Julie! It’s as beautiful as I was hoping it would be. :-)

Agree! What other elements will you be adding to your space with this gorgeous tile ?

The Heath will be floor to ceiling behind the vanity and on one wall of the shower (perpendicular to the vanity wall). The rest of the shower and floor will be a 12x12 simple tile. Not sure what tone or brand yet. White, off white, very light tan or a light gray. Our master bath will be the same, but with Heath Blue Heron and light gray floor, shower tile. We’re changing the shower to a beach entry with no door. Chrome faucets handles and hardware through out. Industrial single pendant socket lamps, with dark gray sockets, black cords and ceiling mount in the master -the guest bath with 50/50 fog the same, but chrome socket, light white cord and ceiling mount). chrome hinged mirrors with led backlighting, vanity top will be either white quartz or a white with gray veined quartzite (marble like, not striped). Vanity will be a light ash wood I’ve attached a sad attempt at a rendering using a photo of the current bathroom...(didn’t remove the shower curb or change the vanity to wood). Unfortunately we can’t change the layout (too small of a space and it works well, but we are adding a SolaTube skylight to each bathroom so they will be filled with natural light.

Sounds great....would love to see the finished spaces:)

As a pro photographer, you may be able to print a few sheets of photos of the store

s sample green tiles with realistic color in full size. Tape them to the wall. Beautiful tile.

Here are my most current mock ups of the master (blue) and guest (green). Thank you Julie for the pics you posted. Any comments are welcomed. Obviously perspective isn’t perfect and the vanity drawers are not placed correctly, but it still allows me to visualize the wood look. Debating white cabinets too. Master is Heath Heron Blue. Guest is Heath 50/50 Fog

@Christopher Dydyk Fine Art Photography I'm coming very late to this discussion, but I'm curious about how your projects with Heath tile came out! Any advice or takeaways for somebody getting ready to use Heath in a project?