Ideas for other areas
Wavy tile
Dry stacked stones to hold back dirt
Upright stones to hold back dirt
Vegetation
Light aqua glass for mauka kitchen backsplash
Hounds tooth tile
A thin band of small tiles, adjacent to the large format tile, maybe one top and one bottom, as an accent strip.
Tile on three sides of the shower and extending onto the floor.
For Mary & Mike
Consider a small amount of dark iridescent tile for the accent band.
Consider a pale green color glass, obscured
Make sure there's adequate light inside the shower stall
Striped glass as the obscured glass panel in the bathroom
Rain glass as the obscured glass panel in the bathroom
Make a note for future reference
Maybe use a different tile inside the niche, or tile it with clear glass.
Large format tile, mixed with niche and accent tile strip, either horizontal or vertical.
Large format tile, as large as we can afford in porcelain. The fewer the grout lines the better. Helps the room look larger.
This size of tile, but running bond on the floor towards the shower stall and running bond along the wall horizontally in the shower stall.
Floor tile in running bond pattern for deeper appearance
Upstairs bathroom counter
Extended dark tile to sink backsplash. Enlongates the walls.
Low band of textured dark shower tile, extended out of the glass shower enclosure. At same height as sink backsplash.
High relief texture of a darker band of tile, upper portion of wall, extending along an adjacent wall.
Broad accent tile band at alcove level, darker tile band to match dark floating vanity.
Silver shower, dark or rubbed bronze hardware elsewhere.
Towel holder out of a tree branch.
Large herringbone floor tile pattern.
Wood look porcelain floor tile for warmth.
Runner effect of floor tile.
Good bathroom redesign, incorporating adjacent closet space.
Q