Tile size - Please send photos/images, I need help making a decision!

I have 17x34 in hallways and kitchen :-)

Please write again how wide your entrance area is.

Google ceratrends tiles hallway - there you will find a nice visual example of different tiles in the same hallway (30x30 / 30x60 / 60x60 and 60x120) - and also with different colors.

I don't have the exact name right now [...] Our dream tile is only available in 60x60.

Well, the dream isn't particularly vivid if you can't remember its name.

It also depends on the room...60x60cm or larger might look good in a large living room...but probably not in a small 1-meter hallway.

Especially in small rooms, large tiles work particularly well because of fewer grout lines.

But in a room of five point three tile widths, the number of full rows dominates compared to the number of cut rows; in a room of one point three tile widths, the cut rows dominate.

If the "dream" tile is only available in 60x60, that would be a significant counterargument for me, because then you can't transition to 60x30 or 30x30 in the smaller rooms. Also, large formats emphasize the length-width proportions of the room.

Tiles should be 3x3 meters large in the entrance, 1.2 meters wide and 6 meters long in the hallway, and in 2 bathrooms 5 and 12 m2, and in the kitchen about 10 m2. (extends into the living room) I don't know if I like the square ones 60x60. And besides, I want the narrow hallway to appear wider!? That is my biggest problem, the 1.2 hallway.

Then move away from the model that is only available in 60x60 and take one in three formats: 60x60 in the large hallway and the living room, 60x30 (wide side perpendicular to the hallway axis) alternating left and right "starting," kitchen and bathrooms 30x30 rotated 45°. For the question "why?" you will be overwhelmed :-)

I don't find the topic of tiles that simple, especially not when you have finally found the "dream tiles" (price and quality not to be neglected) and they are available in the 60x60 format, then having to look for others again. We had exactly the same problem, if you can even call it a problem :-) You can also lay the 60x60 tiles sideways, which stretches the room. And if the tiles don't do it, you can emphasize it through the furniture, pictures, etc. The most important thing is that you like the tiles as well.