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The photo is to feature bench top and table by Timber Revival. Maybe contact them (Website, Facebook or on Houzz) to find out about tiles in the picture? They may be able to tell you, or find out from one of their clients. They really are beautiful tiles.

I do not know whether you could paint roller shutters, but, in my opinion, once you have painted your front fence in woodland grey, that would make a a big difference to street scape. There appears to be colour, similar to woodland grey in the shutters. If you then planted greenery in garden beds, this will soften the hardness of your stone garden. The roller shutters are not a 80/90 disaster, they are still very useful for insulation, noise reduction, sun reduction. That is why they were probably installed in the first place. Stand back once you have painted your fence, then re-evaluate. Good to read you are not painting or rendering your bricks. Just soften with planting.

Ok first, the 750 wide bath gives 250 more wall space between shower and bath to allow a 750 wide towel rail there allowing for bath sheet size towels. For me this is the most important. Depending on how many towel rails you need you could consider hanging them on walls at back or side of bath too. This addresses functionality first. Opt C out. Niches. Cutting and tiling a niche hole in a brick wall is expensive compared to framing a little height change at end of bath. Niches are also harder to clean and will offer less shelf space. But will add width to area not reduce it. I don’t see an issue with messiness having it on same wall as shower niche. It’s your choice. A fuller floor plan may also help people commenting. Good luck