I love no.1. The black wall and white floor draws my eye and it skims past all the soft white fittings. It creates a sense of space and flow. It has continuity. In no.2 my eye hits the dark floor then gets distracted by the white loo and two coloured vanity. That's where it stops. No. 3 is my least favourite. In no.3, the white wall is harsh and draws attention from the rest of the bathroom. It gives me a sense of harsh disjointedness.

Thank you, It was sewage from the sewage pipe (not water from the toilet). And yes, after 3 months and recurring cleaning after 3 professional attempts at cleaning by restoration specialists (and their potent chemicals), the insurer has finally agreed with me that the grout has been compromised and that the micro-organisms are trapped between tiles and waterproofing, so have agreed that the entire bathroom must be redone. S

wow i wonder how samantha's bathroom ended up. I'm readying through today as having picked black taps/ accessories and being recommended by builder to get matt black hinges on shower instead of chrome... now i'm asked about the floor wastes in bathroom floor. am using grey tiles on floor which have a bit of a white fleck through them. debating reverting to chrome hinge on shower and chrome floor wastes but not sure. builder says i can get matt black floor wastes. i guess my concern is in the future... if i wanted to change tapware back to chrome..... a floor waste... not so easy to change... nor a hinge on shower door... but then concerned might look silly and also concerned that the matt black floor waste might age/ scratch etc.... what do you think

Hi there, Depending how many tiles you have, a feature wall would be a great use for polished granite, particularly behind the vanity & mirror. With the right lighting it will have the opposite effect of small & gloomy = spacious, chic and sophisticated. Also the size of the tile can contribute to that "small" feeling but 305mm sq is large enough not to. Keeping them on the walls will also help your budget as not needing to apply a non-slip coating. If you're able to have your vanity 'floating' then continue the black all the way down which will have a great effect on the space too. Hope this helps James. Kind Regards, Carol