I can do any combination of colors....it's practically endless since there are so many paint and glaze colors available

I'm working on a walk-in shower design of my own...the design center suggested 2 x 2 tile flooring in the shower....Elemental Tan & Speckled (not sure about the color, but liked the 2 x 2 look and non-slip feel) I have alot of decisions to make with a bench seat, soap niche, waterfall or band design and to use the standard tile or upgrade the shower walls & flooring Here is a pic of the shower in the model home and looking for a budget friendly way to accomplish this idea....(I want bench to go all the way across and frameless glass) Hope this info helps you out :)

Unless your shower floor has a linear incline don't use any of the tiles you showed on the pictures. On a spiral or conical incline a mosaic tile must be use. If they install a bigger tile they will either have to fill the changes creating an uneven finish or leave voids under the tile leading to breakage. Another thing to take into account is that you don't need to match the whole house with the same tiles. The bathroom should have it's own design focal points and you must take into account your vanity and even your toilet. Why don't you post a picture of your bathroom and we can help you design based on what you have there.

BeverlyFLADeziner thanks for the illustration! This is what we were initially thinking but we feel like the bottom three are too low and my kids could easily mess with them and they could potentially be dangerous if they were to fall.