What colour polytec goes the best with essastone chalkstone? Classic white or polar white. Need for laundry.The floor is a mid grey. Tiny laundry, the entry door and trim is lexicon half. Not sure if this comes into account. Just next to the laundry is the bathroom which will be having cool white wall tiles, with the same grey floor tiles. Thank you:)

Generally 2 pack is more expensive. I'm not aware of pricing for the polytec venette range. I have polytec white gloss in my kitchen, and looks good. But does show fingerprints in certain light. The polytec venette range is supposed to, not show fingerprints. A 2 pack kitchen would also show fingerprints. I would suggest you get a quote and go from there. But you already have a very good alternative in your tender.

Hey Creativelychallenged - I just stumbled across your question, and your bathroom is probably finished by now. Sorry but Houzz doesn't seem to flag pros if you include their name in your question. But back to your question. Mid-century covers a lot of decades (depending on who you ask) and there are lots of flavours. A really good resource I have set up for mid-century bathroom inspiration is my Pinterest board with a collection of photos of unrenovated mid-century bathrooms. https://www.pinterest.com.au/secretdesign/bathrooms-original-mid-century-modern/ A lot of those bathrooms from the 1950's and 1960's use the classic gloss Johnsons ceramic tile in a stack bond pattern. Mostly in a square tile measuring 152 x 152 mm. Later bathrooms used a rectangular format tile in a stack bond pattern. I don't think I have ever seen a herringbone pattern mosaic used in an original mid-century bathroom on the wall. The tiny patterned mosaic tiles were generally used on the floor, often in a random looking pattern. In the later decades they did use mosaics on bathroom walls, but in a stack bond pattern, never herringbone. Sorry about the delay to your question, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls/Dr Retro Virtual Visits

I have a very similar design to this. I have done the same benches and cabinets in both kitchen and butlers for continuity, but the island is different. With your fridge being in the butlers, you would probably have people walking in there all the time, so I would do the same cabinets in there so that it all flows.