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Wow, I would be happy with any of these bathrooms but #7 "Gorgeous Green" really stands out-really pretty!

I like the countertop and terazzo floor of #5, but really appreciate the wall and shower being the same tile. Simple elegance like this makes it easy to kick back and relax with no subconscious dialog of contrast and compare.

We just completed 2 bathrooms, very different styles. I am really pleased with the large format tiles (2'x4'). Our primary bathroom we used polished tile on the walls and matching Matte on the floor. I'm really pleased with the look and upkeep but my contractor said it was very hard to install. The walls and floor are like the large tiles shown in the self care sanctuary picture and the drenching the room in the same tile IMO worked really well. The other bathroom has faux driftwood porcelain wall tiles. I like the look, we used a sky blue with clouds 2'x4' tiles for the tub enclosure. I'm also really happy with that. Large format tiles may require joist re-enforcement and wall straightening so they are costly to put in. Furthermore breaking may cost you 8 sq feet instead of 1 sq foot (or less) so the waste is higher. But, again I really like the look.





All are beautiful, but I have always been drawn to an all white kitchen and the first is my favorite
I absolutely LOVE natural wood kitchen cabinets - it makes the space feel friendly and welcoming. Best part: no chipped paint on the doors!