I tried to find some details from the photo but didn't have a whole lot of luck. The loft was decorated with "Far Eastern" style decor. West Chelsea Loft You may be able to email designer by the website (linked above). The designer uses a lot of textiles by S.Harris. Some of their fabrics are designed by Christie van der Haak & I thought it looked like her work but I think I was of the mark. Perhaps a savvy houzzer can identify the style of the fabric panel or throw to help you in your search. Best of luck!

Would be quite hard to find something like that here in Australia , have you tried at shotts ? Why don't you import them from America ? Cassie would deliver for you right to your door

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.

Too dangerous with normal tub , the best way to do this is too build the bath in a normal rectangle shape and height with concrete, make the side of the bath facing the room approx 8- 10 inches or wider if space allows so that you can sit on it to get in and out of the bath, then cover with small plain mosaic tiles including the walls, You can have a shower screen or a good old fashioned curtain or nothing as long as you have the drains in place. They do baths like these in Asia and safely have the shower over the bath no slipping., they look and are special too. Safe for everyone to use, perhaps not the elderly who should only use separate showers with a stool etc. cheers,