Carrara Petite Herringbone in a main bathroom

Carrara Petite Herringbone Mosaic Tile in a main bathroom, in one frame that takes in the shower recess behind its glass screen and the floor running the length of the room, past a freestanding bath and out to the doorway beyond.

Behind the glass shower screen

In the recess the herringbone runs the full width of the wall, broken only by a square niche and a shuttered window. At this size the joints come thick and fast, so the wall reads as a fine texture rather than as separate pieces, and the brass rain head and mixer plate carry the only warm colour against it.

Across the open floor the same herringbone keeps its direction from the bath to the doorway, so a large area reads as one continuous field. Colour and finish shift between screens, so it is worth checking a physical sample in your own light.

Carrara Petite Herringbone is listed in bathroom tiles.

For planning a niche like this one, Tiling a shower niche covers sizing the opening to the tile, finishing the edges and counting mosaic sheets.