I don't mind the wood look, but it needs to be used correctly. I would've just left it on the floors and not continued it up the wall. Love your bath and basin selection. If possible I would consider retiling the back wall in the same white wall tiles. Did you consult a designer for the work?

Thanks Paul

I agree with Paul. In this case I probably would have used the white tile you have used on the other two walls for the far wall as well. Because this is a smaller sized bathroom, the back wall now seems closer, whereas if you kept up with the white it would have made the room feel bigger.

You've done well with the placement of fixtures though, it's always a tough job when a bathroom doesn't give you much space.

- Jenna

And just backing up what Jenna has said the wood from floor to wall worked in your other example, because of the size and height of the room. On the Ball, Im in Perth, if you need any additional consulting work, happy to help assist with final designs or client consults on a contract basis.

Thanks Paul

It looks rustic and I like it. As the timber-look tiling around the window is such a small area, I think it works fine. With the addition of plants, fluffy towels and lovely soap, it will look amazing.