There is an ongoing debate in my head about using large rustic slate tiles

or small historic looking hexagon tile.

Photos courtesy of PointClickHome
I love the idea of a walk-in shower!

Photo courtesy of Remodeling Center
I really like how simple this room is and love the darker trim on a lighter wall.

Photo courtesy of Domino magazine
This sink is awesome! My mother-in-law found it a long time ago and my husband built the vanity.
This is a start! Any comments are appreciated!
2 comments:
Ooh love that sink! Your huz has some mad skills...and it's so funny. I had pulled that same photo of hexagonal tile from 'Point Click Home' and put it in my 'Jen Re-Do' folder!
I'm really feeling the tiny tiles---they have such a great modern earthenware feel but suit the age of the house as well.
I'm going to send you a couple pics and I'll keep looking for others too...
Because of the character of your house, I'd recommend the small hexagon tiles, and maybe subway tiles on the walls.
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