These are photographs Franci found and sent as inspiration. They came through as phone screenshots and have been cropped back to the photograph itself. The fourth still carries the studio’s own caption across it — that is printed into the picture, not laid over it. The rooms are the point, not the pictures. Sources: the first three carry no visible credit, then @crandallhaus, @renovatedliving (two), @edward.martin, @lhasainteriors and @crewcollectivedesign.
Not included: three further photographs of a square grey-white tile. John has ruled that one out.
Franci, to John
For the bathrooms, as a feature, a texture tile like the below would look nice instead of the travertine Harriett had come up with:
Adelaide Marble Surfaces is at 59 Grange Rd Welland.
Solomons Flooring is at 322b Grange Road Findon.
To confirm or price
Which of these is the look — they are not the same tile. Five are a wide fluted travertine, one is a narrow stacked tile, one is a cooler grey stone and one is timber battens rather than tile at all. Feature wall only, or the whole wet area? Every reference here uses it on one wall and a plain tile elsewhere. Price it against the travertine Harriett proposed — this is a swap, not an addition. Fluted stone is hand-set and the ribs have to line up across a corner and around the niche. Confirm that is in the tiling allowance. Adelaide Marble Surfaces (59 Grange Rd Welland) and Solomons Flooring (322b Grange Road Findon) — does Mastacon have accounts with either?
Fluted feature wallFluted cream tile behind the vanity, travertine to the lower wall, arched mirror and bronze tapware
Fluted beside travertineShower with the fluted tile on one wall and large-format travertine on the other, bronze rail shower
Stacked tile, finer ribNarrow stacked tile in a shower, recessed niche, brass mixer — a finer rib than the others
Fluted, full heightFluted tile running full height in a shower with a brass rail and a marble mosaic floor
The palette in one shotThe materials laid out together — travertine slab, fluted travertine, oak and brushed brass
Feature wall behind the vanityFluted feature wall behind an oak vanity, stone benchtop, brass sconces either side of the mirror
The rib, close upThe fluted stone close up — a greyer, cooler stone than the travertine ones above
Battens instead of tileTimber battens beside travertine, round backlit mirror, stone basin
Vertical stack, brassVertical stacked tile with brass tapware and a curved rail shower