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Which colour tiles is better?

6 months ago

I have a vintage bathroom. the walls are tiled in pink.Ii am in the process of changing the floor but I am struggling in choosing the colour of the tiles. just dont know which colour to go for to suit the walls tiles.

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Sal
Original Author
6 months ago
The walls
Sonia
6 months ago
They look a peachy pink on my screen. I personally would go for a very simple rustic porcelain in pale grey or beige, but I’ve found these examples which may go, or they might be total overload!
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Sal
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Thank you Sonia. its much appreciated. I like both the terracota and tte tuscany. I like the last one too but with the walls tiles have flowers, is it not going to look too busy?
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Colour is good but yes rather busy!

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