Putney, Loft Conversion Contemporary Bathroom, London
Example of a trendy pebble tile floor bathroom design in London — Houzz
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Laura Gaskill added this to 11 Ways to Get the Organic Modern Look for Less
8. Splurge on bath details. Little things can make a huge difference, especially in small spaces like the bathroom. Look for thin, fringed hand towels, a bath mat made from river stones or teak, and bath products in dark amber glass bottles.
Laura Gaskill added this to Nature’s Color Wisdom: Lessons on Earth Tones From the Great Outdoors
Tip: Play up texture. If your earth-tone room is looking a little drab, one likely culprit is texture — or a lack of it, to be precise. Earth tones beg for a rich variety of textures, from rough and craggy to subtly nubby to sleek and smooth. Aim to include at least three different textures in the space, but the more, the merrier.The pebbled wall and floor and live-edge wood counter provide a richly textured sensory experience in this bathroom. Use natural materials such as stone, wood, clay and linen to give your interior an authentic feel.
Joanna Thornhill Interiors added this to Style Up Your Bathroom Storage
Embrace natural style. Whether you’re going for a beachy bathroom look or simply want to soften the aesthetic of a space, embracing some natural elements can pay dividends. Even a simple touch, such as using a sculptural scallop shell to hold a bar of soap, can create a really interesting break in an otherwise neutral scheme.Tell us: What’s your favorite trick for stashing your bath supplies?
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Pebble wall has a bit of color to it-dimesion
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Walnut countertops on small vanity
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river stone for master bath floor
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River rock floor and wall, wood counter
The best thing about these tiles is that you can change the look of the installation greatly by changing the color of the grout.
Yes Pebbles go well on all 4 walls. It changes the look of the bathroom and gives it a natural 'texture' to it. If you would like more ideas please feel free to contact us with any questions or to help you get a few samples for comparison.