Hi all,

I’ve posted before but I’m really going nuts now. I need to finalize materials and a budget before moving forward and this bathroom has me STUMPED.

This is why:
*It’s awkwardly shaped (thanks to it being made into the attic/ third floor of an 1810 colonial).
*I am not normally a fan of bathrooms having tile walls all around, but because this is so small and where the window placement is I have a feeling it’s inevitable.
*I received some zellig tile samples and am considering them for the floor bc the space is so tiny, however the samples are massive bricks! Is this normal? Are the installers supposed to cut them down?

I am attaching inspo pics.

Here is what I know:
I love white subway tile with gray grout.
This bath won’t have a standup shower bc it’s so short, so I’m thinking of tiling the ceiling and over (pic attached).

Here is what I don’t know:
Where should the subway tile end? See how the window goes into the tub space? If I end it on left side of window, I could sheet rock the rest of the room. However, tile should go a bit past the tub, correct? If it needs to go past window, should I do a wall of the subway tile all around?

I’m a huge fan of neutrals but really wanting to use color here (hence zellig glazed floor). Attaching another look I adore, chair rail with hexagon on top. Just don’t think I can do it here if tile goes all the way around.

Also, I will be adding built ins by the faucet (another inspo of this attached)

PLEASE HELP!!