Not sure about the layout of your bathroom, but here some ideas...depending on the size of your beautiful tile.
- have it run into the shower
- have an accent wall
- run the tile up one wall from the floor
- make it more like a rug pattern
One suggestion is to paint your ceiling a colour out of the tile to tie everything in.
Good luck!

Who says small spaces have to be boring? I love your tile and your plan -- go for it.
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Really like your idea! Just as you said .. white vanity ... picking upon the the turquoise or yellow in accents. I think having a large scale pattern on the floor will look great!

I don't think pattern will overwhelm the space...do what you want and enjoy.

Here are a few recent small space pictures we received with bold patterns which may help!

I like it. Don't be afraid of size. Take the blue for wall color, yes use a combo,of yellow and blue in a long glass tile as a small border in shower.

LOVE it!! I agree...don't be afraid of size. One of the best design tricks it to create interest and drama in a small space with oversized patterns. Love the idea of a white subway tile also...but consider using a dark grout. I've never seen it done like that before, but after seeing this photo on Houzz...I am smitten with the look and I think it will look awesome with your tile choice.

Very nice tile work @cementtile. I worked on a few tiling project last month, i will post pictures in a few to give you some ideas.

Do they have a solid yellow or blue to match? This way you could pull the circles apart a little or make a square with a solid/calmer border. If not, just go for it ;)
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Love it. Get a hanging vanity unit or one on legs, so you have the largest floorspace, tiles visible, possible.

Hi terines,

We are thinking about turning one side of our large master into a bathroom. Can I ask what's the cost for your bathroom addition? Thanks much!

Thank you all for your wonderful comments and suggestions! I wound up not using the cement tiles. I really needed to see and "touch" everything I chose so I wound up going with a ceramic tile resembling reclaimed wood, light blue on walls, white subway tiles with a line of glass greenish/blueish/brownish tiles in the shower box, a very basic but clean vanity and a gorgeous (in my opinion) shower door :) Fawnyang - the total cost was about US$12K. The only splurges were really the shower door and the decorative tiles in the shower box. It's a small but good size bathroom. I tried taking pics but I can't really find an angle that works :) Hope it helps

Great result! :-) Thanks for the update.

From what little I can see, it's great! Thanks for sharing!