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I personally like to tile both the walls and floors in a bathroom, it looks great (with nice tiles) and is easy to keep clean. Could maybe change the side panel on the Bath if you don't like it?
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Well it comes down to your individual taste, but i would keep it simple (white and plain) White tiles are cheap. I would also put in a vanity unit and toilet, which i think looks good and has draws to remove all the clutter that builds up in a bathroom.
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If you go for white tiles you can buy whatever accesories you like and you can change them whenever you get bored.
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If you are sticking with the suite, make sure that your decoration, tiling and window covering (blinds, screen, curtains) complement it. Personally I would say the bathroom suite makes the biggest difference to a room, but if time and budget are against you then I would say look at the following:
Make sure your furniture matches. Fitted furniture if you are going modern and want to maximise space, free standing for more traditional and where space isn't an issue. Position the mirror so it reflects the features you want and is usable. I know you may have to compromise because they're usually over a basin, but you still control the mirror dimensions. If you have a small bathroom, keep your decoration as similar as possible to maximise the space. Use either large or small tiles, don't go for an in-between size. Make sure the wall is covered in the same covering throughout and there are no lines that distract or draw the eye. Tiling looks clean and gives a nice finish, but using too much of the same one can look sterile and throw your eyes. Try something with a slight texture/pattern or add in lines of a different tile.
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