Hi there, Having a table custom-made around your stone top is a great idea - and it sounds like it will be a beautifully unique finish, as it is not common to see blue stone tops. Where would you thinking of applying it in your bathroom? You can certainly use it as your vanity top, although you would, of course, have to remove your existing vanity top and replace it with the Stone. Achieving this will be dependant on your splash back (tiles?) and being able to remove one and insert the other without damage as a result. Contacting a qualified Cabinetmaker to discuss your options would be very beneficial before going down this path. If you have more than one bathroom, consider using the stone in each to ensure continuity throughout your home. Good luck.

The difference is amazing. Stone and water just WORK together, and the combination of brown, rust, cream and gold with the blue that picks up the colour of the pool is a match made in heaven. Great result.

Hi Ellie These are beautiful tile choices and I have used these in my projects too. The decision to stack or brick pattern is a personal preference. Perhaps the style you are trying to achieve in the rest of your home could be your guide. I agree with above comments that stacked is more modern, brick a bit more rustic especially with these tiles as they have a handmade look with a wavey edge. I would definitely do both the kitchen and the pantry the same pattern or it could look like it wasnt a considered decision. Best wishes.

The corner, in my opinion, is too cluttered. The existing light doesn't suit the theme that you have started, so I would take that out. And the base of the pedestal is too small. If you decide to leave it, then move it further into the corner and put the Syngonium ivy into the pot so that the black pot isn't seen. You could also try a different looking old chair in the corner like the one in the foreground of the third picture. But the area only really needs one thing. Put the pot then on the chair. I would also suggest doing something with the power cords as these look dangerous for tripping.