Sampling vs. Reality

The decoration itself is appealing and fits there, but the fact that they are tiles does not suit me. I would have rather looked for a decorative plaster or something similar. But it is definitely bold. This white wasteland, interrupted by something anthracite, bores me completely.

This white wasteland, interrupted by something anthracite, totally bores me.

At least the carmine red "accent" areas have gone out of fashion, now only the smokey eyes need to follow them.

I haven’t built yet, or rather, we are currently in the middle of it, but I am also afraid that I may have made mistakes in some places (for example, the window fitter was quite astonished by my opinion of "I also want anthracite-colored windows on the inside!"... that unsettles me).
I’ll jump in here.

Anthracite on the inside is also not common. Normally it is white on the inside. Everyone does it that way because that is best.

Inside anthracite is also not usual. Normally it is white inside. Everyone has it like that because it is best that way.

Nonsense! What is normal? Everyone has it ... because it's best that way... it's the best

So in a holiday apartment, we had plastic windows with wood foil last week, also on the inside. It matched the Alpine style, but I didn’t want that in my house. An acquaintance had windows in light gray/aluminum on the inside in a rental apartment. She said it was difficult because you always have to consider the window color when decorating - I wouldn’t have noticed, so probably more of a problem for detail lovers .

We have both wood and metal (bronze) inside, and that is intentional. We have then consistently carried these two materials through, on walls, front door, interior doors... I originally also had bronze-colored bathroom fittings, but unfortunately these were discontinued.