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Comments (4)My instinct tells me if it is a small space that using the same tile on both the floor and in the shower would give a more cohesive look. Lots of variation in a small space can tend give a room a "fractured" look as in the photo (although what you are using would be less frenetic than the photo attached)...See MoreLooking to find similar large format tile as pictured
Comments (5)Hi Look for a dealer on the manufacturers site. I've seen several new oversized tiles lately at my showrooms. They do look gorgeous up. Best of luck ! KHB Interiors in New Orleans Please do me a huge favor and follow us on Houzz! https://www.houzz.com/khbinteriors...See Morelarge format porcelain countertops
Comments (6)Hi our company actually specializes in large format porcelain slabs. The durability of porcelain is great compared to other countertop materials. It is also stain resistant, heat resistant, scratch resistant, and resists harsh chemicals. I highly recommend to anyone to get porcelain countertops, you won't regret it! We have had so many satisfied customers. They also come in polished, natural, and matte textures with a variety of natural looking slab prints....See MoreExtra large format tile vs quartz for bathroom walls?
Comments (16)Corian and other Solid Surface products come in a large range of colors, patterns, and even in subway tile-like sheets. Check out Corian and Swanstone showers before you make your decision. HB's post on Dec 3 2016 in this thread shows their Swanstone shower in the color Ice. Click on the photos to see the whole thing. Kohler Choreograph? thread in Bathrooms forum. They had done their other tub/shower with Choreograph, so were posting on this thread and we got to see their Swanstone shower, too. It turns out that Choreograph is not solid surface and neither is the new product that Kohler has made to replace it. A solid surface shower is made with 1/4" to 1/2" sheets of material that have color through-and-through. That makes them a solid surface and makes them repairable in case they ever get scratched or scuffed. Seams can be at the corners only (depending on shower size) and most solid surface companies use cove moldings in the corners to cover the caulk lines. You only see caulk where the walls meet the pan. You can also get 96" tall sheets. My shower is by Transolid, also a solid surface company. Mine was a special size for a handicapped ADA shower, so I have a standard height shower with a wall extension kit and molding between the upper and lower walls, but with other showers you would not need that to go all the way to the ceiling....See Morerfharmon
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