What do you think about hexagonal bathroom tiles?
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We recently completed a renovation in Morley, WA. As it seems to be the trend this year it was another example of a shaped bathroom tile we have laid this time being a hexagon. I would love to know everyone's thoughts on the Trend.
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littlethommo2 .
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Comments (17)Hi Amanda, the hexagon tiles on the floors will absolutely look great too and if that's the dream, then go for it. Personally, I would also try to run the hex tiles up and over the bath hob if your budget allows. A light grey grout (instead of white) and also sealing the grout properly will help to maintain. I like both vanities, they are very similar, and would probably go with the one that offers the most drawer space as there's not a lot of storage in the bathroom (speaking of which, add a niche in the shower area if you can). Also bear in mind the toilet roll holder and make sure it can be fixed to the side of the vanity despite the drawer (as you can't fix to the other side of the toilet which I presume will have a glass shower screen). Lastly, I know you've already mentioned white, but have you considered timber (or timber-look) panels for the drawer fronts? It's just a suggestion, but it will bring some warmth into the modern space and may also be another way to tie in with the federation style of the home. Found those couple of photos to give you an idea how you can introduce timber... https://www.houzz.com.au/photos/designer-bathroom-project-contemporary-bathroom-melbourne-phvw-vp~32381930 https://www.houzz.com.au/photos/neutral-bay-house-contemporary-bathroom-sydney-phvw-vp~19885477...See MoreNeed to do something about this bathroom especially the floor
Comments (5)What is the purpose of the reno? It looks 'as new' in the picture? I'd be wary of a superficial refinishing job on a hardworking surface such as a bathroom floor. What sort of warranties and cleaning precautions do those products come with? The good news however is that your shower is over the bath so whatever you decide to do won't affect that....See MoreHexagon, timber and white tile bathroom - dilemma
Comments (15)Ania, can you post photos when it is finished. It will be good to see those colours combined. I also love that inspiration photo and have it saved. I don't know what particular thing makes that bathroom stand out but it is beautiful. I want those exact same colours in my bathroom but a too scared to use timber tiles as I am scared they will date so am bringing in timber via accessories such as picture frames (I think). What is the grey tile in your photo and where is it from...it is very nice....See MoreDo you like wood look tiles in bathrooms
Comments (8)I agree with Paul. In this case I probably would have used the white tile you have used on the other two walls for the far wall as well. Because this is a smaller sized bathroom, the back wall now seems closer, whereas if you kept up with the white it would have made the room feel bigger. You've done well with the placement of fixtures though, it's always a tough job when a bathroom doesn't give you much space. - Jenna...See More
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