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by mick26
3 months ago in Design Dilemma
Modern Bathroom Colour
I'm having a complete bathroom renovation and I'm looking for a modern design, I've reached an issue about the colour scheme. I like the modern
charcoal coloured tiles and the grey bathroom but at the same time like a white bathroom that makes the space feel more open. How should I proceed?
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Judy M


check out photos in the bath section for ideas
3 months ago ·
Subway Tile Outlet Hey Mick,
If you like grey tile but also want to have a open feel of you bathroom. One option you can do is to go with a grey glass tile. The glass tile will reflect lots of light into the space making the whole room feel bigger and open. Something like this or there are also different shades of grey available and in three different sizes.

3 months ago ·
DIRECTBUY OF FORT WORTH Here is what Porcelanosa did.
3 months ago ·
Dytecture Charcoal color scheme would be more towards 'uptown' contemporary style in my opinion. Whereas a lighter scheme has a more relaxed feel.

3 months ago ·
MAGGIE FLOWERS INTERIOR DESIGN LTD Is this a small bathroom or larger?? Warm grays will still give a feel of relaxation...you can add texture for interest, but having movement in the tile like marble makes it more traditional looking...a solid color like the glass tile or in a ceramic tile is a more modern feeling. What are the other colors and feel of the adjoining spaces?? It will help with the flow of the house as a whole to integrate the style and color palette to some extent. Lighting in the space is a huge factor and should be considered carefully...if a space is lit properly it will feel more open.......are there windows for natural light?
3 months ago ·
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