Hi Tanya. Very nice colour scheme you have going on there. I think you could easily use one tile in bathrooms and another in hallways, kitchen, etc. as the hues of both appear very similar. Is the bathroom tile also to be used in laundry? You could also have a colourful rug in your kitchen to warm it up if you think the tone of tiles are too cool. Keep us posted what you decide.

There is a Dulux colour called iron sand that depending on the light can throw both chocolate and liquorice green which would work with your brickwork - You could probably do the same with the guttering. You should be able to get a chip from a roofing specialist and try it against the bricks. You could also take your lead from the colour of the tiles on the windowsills. Drive around your neighbourhood and see what you like. good luck

Hi Northstar, I had a bit of a stickybeak at your inspiration photos in your ideas photo albums - would that blue colour on those kitchen cabinets work for your laundry? With the timber countertops & white splashback? Although maybe it might be too dark depending on window light or artificial lighting, it could look really beautiful!

I'd just live with it, paint the walls and vanity your sage green. My decision would be based on the fact that getting rid of the pattern is either going to be extremely time intensive or $$ intensive for not much gain. You can leave that pattern and update the bathroom easily by painting walls and vanity. The only way to get a nice finish on painted tile is to have it resin coated professionally. It's not cheap. With a stone toned bathroom it's always going to look dated because that colour way has been out of fashion for about 30yrs anyway. Best to just update cheaply and refresh the whole bathroom once it's no longer servicable. You spend on average 30mins a day in the bathroom. If it's neat and clean that's good enough. Close the door on it after use.