Hi Sue, I love oklouise ‘s and JE C’s ideas, also your tiles are fab, I think you could love them, try adding some gorgeous items to the bathroom that will give it a really stylish look, could look fabulous

Hi Kerry, I have recently renovated and would suggest if you are going for tiles go for a large tile at least 600 x 600 - concrete look with lappato rectified finish and ask for minimum grout. I found when researching that the timber look tiles will date and also they were more expensive. If you want the timber look I would go for a luxury vinyl plank - friends of mine put this through the main living areas of their home - they selected blackbutt timber look and looks great. Benefits of the vinyl is that if there is damage you can just replace the planks affected. There are also hybrid planks which is a combination of laminate and vinyl. If you choose vinyl or hybrid I would suggest a wide plank and long board.

Have a good read of this article. http://www.tilewizards.com.au/installing-tile-over-tile-pros-and-cons/. Beware that if tiling over tiles your floor will increase in height of tile and adhesive cement. Therefore the bottom of your doors will need to be adjusted because they might not open. (Carpenter needs to take door off the hinges and cut off the bottom of door that is the wrong height). Your skirting boards will need to be removed, then re installed. If you having aluminium sliding doors, then the new height of tile may look silly. The height of the tiled floor may not be even with your bamboo floor, and cause a tripping hazard. Also if the floor underneath your existing tiles is wood, it might not be strong enough to take the weight of two lots of tiles. Trying to save money on not taking up existing tiles, may cause extra costs in other ways.

Will most likely need to rewaterproof if taking up tiles.