Thanks Hanna, it's as green as I could achieve with the look I wanted. The mirror is the previous one with a new surround and the tiles are by Porcelanosa. The towel rail, light fittings, shower enclosure, timber vanity and the grates (shower and floor) are Australian made. The imported granite on the vanity top was cut to size and fitted locally.

Do you have a photo of the exterior you can share? It was mentioned in another thread about how well colorbond colours work together. For example; paperbark and gully.

thanks to everyone for your helpful comments! I was going to have to pay around $190 for 6 more, but will order them from Beaumont who have a 25% sale on at the moment. I agree that I need to just live with the cost and finish the job properly, but your shortcut suggestions were all really interesting and much appreciated. And archimondo, I'd say it's like having a kangaroo loose in the top paddock.

I would confirm with your suppier if smaller tiles are available, and if so are they thinner? Usually the larger the tile the thicker it needs to be. I have also seen some porcelain tiles that have a very realistic terrazzo like pattern on them from Cerdomus Tiles in Richmond Victoria, so they are probably available elsewhere. They are tougher, more hardwearing and cheaper than terrazzo, but you need a good tiler to ensure that you don't get an obvious pattern repeat as the tiles are identical (whereas terrazzo is random). Here is a link to another porcelain terrazzo product: https://www.dilorenzo.com.au/products-1/le-veneziane Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls