I'm really inspired by black bathrooms like this (The Marion Housebook):
![](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-_l9upAVqx3Q/TW2Un6zA3zI/AAAAAAAAAEU/07q7Dy0apBE/s400/bathroom_black_marion.jpg)
Though I would prefer a more contemporary edge. I love the way the white trim interacts with the black walls. I like this one from digsdigs too
![](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-hBKv8K_0kdU/TW2Vtsrfo1I/AAAAAAAAAEc/EVaR3Tzxa_c/s400/black-bathroom-digs.jpg)
After our huge success in painting our living space dark grey, we are pumped about bold neutrals! We'd keep the fixtures white and the fittings sleek.
I think I'd like to go luxe and have marble floor tiles. It's a small space so it's a very affordable splurge. I'm torn though...do I go for a basketweave like this (suite7 creative):
![](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-KwI1o12Dx6w/TW2WTHiNmfI/AAAAAAAAAEk/U8cgp1sJ77A/s400/REPLACE%2BMOSAIC%2BCARRARA%2BMARBLE_full_suite7.jpg)
or this (travertine x)?
![](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-cGTiII6OKHI/TW2WuIypyNI/AAAAAAAAAEs/b2iY1_phecM/s400/hex%2Bmarble%2Btravertinex.jpg)
or this (Ceramic Tileworks)?
![](http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-r_QUMjkrJUU/TW2XRUYn1eI/AAAAAAAAAE0/4ZSYduT_70o/s400/MM_carrarabullet%2Bceramic%2Btileworks.jpg)
I think large tiles would make the room seem even smaller. Which tile would be the best?
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