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What tile trim for bathroom?

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passenjer · 01/07/2023 11:56

I'm getting my bathroom refurbished. The wall tiles are silvery white shown here: https://www.ctdtiles.co.uk/gemini-tiles/havana/p-7718-bayamo-white-matt-tile-223x223mm.aspx

The grout will be gunmetal (silvery grey).

I've been asked what tile trim I want. The guy sent me pictures of a curved edge and a square edge, both in white plastic, to choose between. However, I can see that metallic is also an option. I really can't tell what would look best - curved or straight, white or metallic?

Any advice?

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minipie · 01/07/2023 12:03

Personally I dislike tile trim and would just have the tiles without any trim. He ought to tile downwards to the floor/bath so any cut tiles (if an inexact number of tiles is required) will be against the floor or bath, ie there will be no exposed cut edges that would require trim.

passenjer · 01/07/2023 12:13

He's tiling upwards (from a horizontal baton, not from the floor). There is a tiled window sill so a perpendicular edge between two tiles that needs trim.

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minipie · 01/07/2023 12:23

Ah gotcha. I think in that situation I would probably choose curved white as it will fit with it being a windowsill.

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passenjer · 01/07/2023 12:27

Thanks. Two pics attached showing curved or straight (both in white).

What tile trim for bathroom?
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