Thank you so much for your comments and suggestions. I should have probably mentioned that it’s an old adobe house in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The design aspect is definitely different than your standard home, there are no wood baseboards to speak of, the walls are finished in “diamond plaster” which is smooth and somewhat shiny. Normally I wouldn’t have such a dilemma, but i think the baseboard created out of tile in a bathroom is necessary, not a standard practice here though. Usually, the plaster goes down to the floor, but we thought it would be practical to have something to protect it when you mop the floor, or when the bathroom floods for whatever reason. The plaster wall would become stained and you cannot just paint it over, or easily fix. I decided to go with an advise from Hallet $ Co and leave the wall tile on the wall, and the floor tile on the floor. I’ll post pics when the bathroom is finished. We did it differently in our Master Bath, but it worked there. Thanks all!