A good percentage of my clients would have a lot of sanitary ware purchased before they would come to me or would know exactly what they want style wise. The toilet placement is always the first major decision to be made at foundation level. I actually found this the hardest to decide on, once we knew the placement the rest of the bathroom fell into place.
From the 3D designs underneath you will notice Danielle's toilet placed under the window. So realistically that has left you with 3 walls to decide on where your vanity/shower etc. would go. In this bathroom it made sense to put the shower and vanity all on the back wall. If this bathroom needed wheelchair accessibility at some stage then you would be covered at all angles.
So the main tile in this design was to be left as neutral as possible keeping away from white neutrals but using creams and beige with earthy undertones instead.
On the vanity wall the main tile is a herringbone style tile in a forest green with a gold grout. Yes I said it right, "gold grout" it gives your tile that extra wow factor. On the same wall you will notice the transition of tiles in the shower area to a cream marble with a gold vein throughout. To save on budget you could bring your herringbone the whole way across but my client loved this transition and it stayed.
This is why 3D Designs are so effective. Being able to visually see your room before your build commences further is incredible.
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