Hello, and great question! You are correct, there is a slipping concern for any tile in wet areas really. When researching tile, manufacturers should provide product data sheets or specifications which identify the tile's intended location. Here is where you will find if the tile has a proper slip coefficient rating suitable for wet locations. Some manufacturers may just have a wet-rated tile, which is a little more of a rough textured finish. Always check with the tile manufacturer just to be safe. We hope this helps, and good luck with your project!

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Hi what was the name of the color of the grey paint used ?

Hi Rochel,

Thank you for your interest in our work!

If you are referring to the wall covering - it is a synthetic product with the look and feel of grass cloth material called Zanzibar Grey from Elitis. We love it for bathrooms because it will withstand the moisture of the bathroom better than a traditional grass cloth.

If you are referring to the vanity paint - the color is Kendall Charcoal from Benjamin Moore.

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