have what you like but keep in mind that even the same colours can look different in different rooms depending on the light and window orientation and it doesn't cost any more for the tiler to lay different colour tiles in different rooms but perhaps the floors could be the same tiles with different colour painted walls?

thanks all windows orientate the same

way and we are not doing any painted walls, its all floor to wall tiles. That said im half tempted to not to floor to wall to the entire laundry and only the toilet bathroom

that sounds like a good idea and not sure about the fashion for floor to ceiling tiles in any room

Hi Daniel, I agree with oklouise, have what suits you. A certain amount of consistency, such as similar floor tiles throughout, gives a cohesiveness that does have general appeal. We humans like repetition according to the stylists. And it does give a base for diversity in other design elements. But I wonder, have you been in a room that is entirely tiled? Photos don’t necessarily convey the actual effect. Especially in a small room, it can be overwhelming, sometimes giving a swimming pool feel. Not that it can’t be done, just that you need to be aware. Or hey, that could be your aesthetic 😉

My bathroom / laundry / toilet is currently fully tiled floor to ceiling in the same gloss white tiles for walls and some hideous creme floor tiles lol. white is one thing but greyish tiles could make it feel like a prision cell being floor to ceiling

Daniel, are they all right next to each other and flow together or more separate? Our last place the third bathroom and laundry were right next to each other so we had the same floor and wall tiles, we also actualy kept it consistent for the main and ensuite bathrooms upstairs. But we didn't tile all the way to the ceiling.

Hi Daniel,

Its best to keep all spaces cohesive in style and colour scheme.

but not necessarily the tile shape and size. by adding a feature wall with a mosaic tile you can easily break the grey. I do suggest to keep all the fixtures in the same finish in all rooms.

Hi, thanks for the responses, they are seperate rooms each with there own doors etc but are are about 1 meter from each other so you can see all 3 when standing in the passage way.

floor tiles would 100% have to be consistent id imagine.
Vanity is a blackbutt high grove one.
Tap wear will be a consistent brushed nickel.
Laundry cabinets would likely be upper ones white
Lower ones either “matte black” or wood but having wood doesnt seem to match well with a blackbutt vanity

This is some of the choices
Concerns were we dont get any real natural light in these areas so were concerned grey could look too dark?
Also its not like its a huge spacious area will it make it look more closed in?

Perhaps a grey on floors, basic white on walls with a grey feature tile on the laundry splash back could work

I’d keep the floor the same but not necessarily the walls.