Tiling shower partition wall at different heights - designing transitions

Addendum: Solid-colored tiles could also simply be left as they are.

Honestly: taping off such edges before painting? No, thanks ;)

You managed that without taping? Ok, but my tiles would look different there. That's probably why my "Hotgirl" did it.

You managed that without taping? Ok, but my tiles would look different. That's probably why my "hotgirl" did it.

Yep, hotgirls can do that – I am one :cool: PS the guest toilet and the edge used to be purple ;)

Painted over, silicone or flat rail, everything works. My problem: when I look at the front of the end face, it is thicker at the bottom because the drywall on the bathtub side is to be tiled up to 1.20 m. I fear this thickening will bother me.
Alternatively, tile the entire wall 2.10 m. Then everything is the same thickness.

I'll let @ypgs's picture have an effect.

The Quadec should really be used sparingly, otherwise it will be an expensive affair.

This thickening bothers me, I fear.

Then stick a hook on the front and use it for a towel. Or simply design the hundred other things in the bathroom nicely, that one can feast one's eyes on. My opinion: you don’t look at it anyway!

My problem: when I look from the front at the forehead side, it is thicker at the bottom, because the drywall on the bathtub side is to be tiled up to 1.20. I am afraid this thickening bothers me. Alternatively, tile the entire wall up to 2.10. Then everything is the same thickness.

But that has nothing to do with a finish.