We are a little further south in Byron Bay. What type of tiles are you looking for specifically and what is your m2 budget?

What type of tiles goes with vanilla ice quarter

You will need a bath with three or four tile flanges to match the one in the first photo. It has to do with complying with the building regulations for waterproofing and protecting the timber framing that is under the tiles. If the edge of the bath where it meets the tiles is not properly protected from water seeping through then concealed wet rot could start, and eventually everything will need to be ripped out, and built again. Sometimes even the timber floor joists under the bath rot out and need to be replaced. So I would do your research and co-ordinate carefully with your builder to ensure that the details are correctly built. Some builders will not go to the trouble of getting it right as they don't care if your bath falls through a rotten floor in ten years time. Quite often your choices in the bathroom should also take into account the long term functionality of the bathroom, rather than just the aesthetics. Best of luck with your research, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls/Dr Retro Virtual Visits.

You have a very well done transition with no lip between the pebble Crete and the porch concrete. Are you prepared to have a little height difference when you add tiles? If so, a single colour tile that works either the garage door and the dark flick, or a light tile that works with the pillar and the light fleck. Depends if you prefer a dark or light look.