Hi AJ Blue and white is a combination everyone enjoys and it never dates. Choose the blue you enjoy. If it was a greyed blue it would be right on trend for encaustic (cement) Moroccan tiles. Good luck.

Love those! I think you've found it! Otherwise if you're after a more encaustic tile finish (more matte, stone look which I love) you can find them. If you're in Melbourne, Schots have one called Versus, but there's lots of brands that do them if you search encaustic diamond tiles?!

Malika We enjoyed timber parquet tiles for many years Treat them as you would regular timber floors Another option could be wood-look tiles, which are very realistic Cheers

With a small bathroom like yours, and large format tiles the joints between the tiles are actually more important than the tile. You want to make the bathroom seem bigger, and horizontal joints will help this. Don't lay in a traditional brick pattern, where every second tile is offset from the tile above as this makes it visually busy. Go with a standard grid pattern, with your rectangular tiles laid horizontally. Try to get your tiler align the joints in the floor tile with the joints in the wall tile. By keeping it as plain and simple as possible you will perceive the bathroom to be bigger. Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls