Hi natasharadcliffe, If you need it brightened - You can't really go wrong with white - laminex do a great white polar white (see below), and you could team this with a grey or even timber look benchtop. Alternatively, my personal favourite at the moment - I've been using a lot of the timber look recently on the vanity itself - which really warm the concrete floor and starkness of the white tiles. I'd go a crisp white bench top with the timber look. These are 2 of my favourites - honey elm or rural oak (riven / textured finish - also comes in a natural finish): Another option is to go dark with the cabinetry and a bright white bench top. Domain comes in a silk (gloss) - finish which is stunning and reflective in situ. Hope this helps! good luck with your decision! G

Totally agree with how2girl & bigreader on the grey + hogsbristle. Just for another idea, a crisp white (or very slight off-white) benchtop would look great against hogsbristle, then you can have the freedom to choose a 'colour' for the cabinets.. such as a neutral like Hogsbristle, or even a timber finish. Personally I like the look of white against Hogsbristle, just something different to consider.

Thanks robandlyn. I see what you mean about the black. I initially thought that too but when I put a black sample up against the tiles it looked quite harsh against the 'softness' of the tile. The tiles have natural undertones and some brown/natural coloured flecks through them and I thought a browny colour would tie in and add warmth. But I'm open to others' opinions!!

Thanks me me. The wall tiles are white and are from floor to ceiling. Should I do a darker colour vanity to add contrast as the floor will be a lighter colour too (laid in herringbone pattern).