Tile choice - how/where to start?

2019-08-20 14:02:35

We were at the tile studio (atala), there were many model bathrooms that were completely tiled. Based on small tile samples, I wouldn't have been able to decide either, I always need to see it on a large surface. Maybe you can also take something from the tile studio instead of what the general contractor offers? We immediately liked something there, I had also feared beforehand that I wouldn't be able to find anything.

2019-08-20 22:17:27

In our area, for about 6.8 years now, almost only anthracite has been laid on bathroom and kitchen floors. In new houses with condominiums, 99% – I’ll take that to the bank

It’s just timeless!

2019-08-20 22:30:33

Hello everyone,

We have to choose the tiles for our house, the developer limits the number.

We have already been to the showroom and have seen and touched all of them in person.

Unfortunately, I have absolutely no idea how to best combine what with where?

The bathrooms in the specialist stores sometimes look great, but they are not very helpful because they are often too extravagant/impractical/expensive/etc.

Is there a catalog somewhere with common combinations or where did you get your inspiration?

Thanks and have a nice weekend!
BigFoot

What tile sizes and prices are included by the developer?
White wall tiles almost always work, just not up to the ceiling; combined with gray or anthracite-colored floor tiles, it is timeless and can be complemented by colored wall areas! Unlike tiles, these can be more easily renovated if you no longer like them! You can also install strips from the floor tile, for example vertically in the shower!

2019-08-20 23:04:06

Thank you for your responses - sampling is long done. In the end, it became *drumroll* warm-gray tiles (on floor and wall).

We played a bit with the Vigour bathroom planner, there are not many tiles, but for orientation for a hand like me without imagination, it's enough... Whether it looks good I can report in 2 years then

2019-08-21 10:15:31

It's just timeless!

I would know that. Time actually only started around 2010. It's mainstream and in 10 years it will be discarded because it's sensitive and gloomy.
Take a look at the work of your older colleagues.

Tile choice - how/where to start?

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