I tried finding a tile similar to this one but did not. Do you have any recommendations? I would appreciate it.

Try checking out this, this, or this in Simply Gray. This original option was a faux-concrete look in an 18" X 47" format. It had a texture to the surface, so the second link from AKDO might be an interesting one to consider. Your local tile store should be able to help you acquire samples for your review. We hope these help!

Thank you for your reply. Even though your suggestions were amazing, they are above my budget. Currently i have these floor tiles which are just a little darker maybe than the one in your design. Do you think it will look good if i ise this same exact tile on the bathroom floor but also in the shower walls? All the faucets i plan to get matte black. Thank You!!!

The coloration of that tile is close to what we used in this bathroom. We love the look of matte black plumbing paired with it! We used the same tile for the walls/floor, but we changed the size for the wall tile. If your tile comes in different sizes, you may want to consider doing one size for the floor and another size for the walls. In this bathroom, for instance, it was 31" square tiles for the floor and 18" X 47" tiles for the walls. That will create some visual interest and a soft background for striking plumbing and lighting options!

Thank you so much for getting back to me. i really appreciate your professional input into this. i feel this tile will make the room a bit dark since i feel my tile choice is darker than what you used, no? Also would any of these cabinets go with the style? i love the marble top but it has been impossible finding a floating 60" double sink vanity with marble top. What do you think? Both cabinets will have matte black faucets. or, have you come across any floating cabinets that have marble tops? Thank you in advance.

Try checking out [this[(https://www.houzz.com/products/prbr4-br~t_469~a_72-556--75-574--78-597--1259-13415) filter for options - it looks like they may have something floating with the double sinks! We don't frequently source ready-made vanities since we rely on our cabinetry manufacturers to make them to our specified dimensions, wood species, finish, etc. For this bathroom we did (which there are more photos of available on our profile), we chose to do a warm cherry wood on the vanity to warm up the gray/black and to tie in with the ceiling that happened to be planked in a warm wood. If you're concerned about the room feeling too dark, you may also consider choosing an accent material in a warm tone, such as this inspiration photo. A warm cherry wood is just one option you could consider, but this shows you the effect of adding in a warm tone to the mix. We hope this helps!

Thank you Lauren! I really appreciate it. Your designs are amazing. Love it. Keep up the great work.

Thank you so much for the support!

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