New kitchen tiles

[Ajax123]

Alan, if you are to tile it , then it has to be 20mm mosaics on diamond set.

I did think about mosaics but thought they are difficult to get flat... I know the technical side but not so good on the practical side of tiling...

 

[Ajax123]

Bumpy whites maybee.......................:sofahide:

dont joke... My mrs did suggest bumpy whites and bumpy greens.... Argh! could always go for 6inch square public toilet whites...

 

[DHTiling]

dont joke... My mrs did suggest bumpy whites and bumpy greens.... Argh! could always go for 6inch square public toilet whites...

6x6 whites , save you a fortune :lol:

 

[Martyn Leeds]

I don't usually like metro's, done plenty of the usual white, red, black - but I'm doing a cream one at the moment & I think they look really nice and different for some reason, . Or the purple/plumb ones I did in our own kitchen (similar units & worktops), here's a link 'cos my photo won't upload (as usual)
MINI BEVELLED GRANATE BRILLO

 

[widler]

Put these in a kitchen the other month Alan, they were actually left over from a floor in the bathroom downstairs,so the bloke put them in the kitchen.
I've also put the B&Q 600 x 600s on a few kitchen walls,a cheap way to tile a kitchen but v effective IMO.
Sorry about the 2nd pic, it's my kitchen,I've just taken it i tiled it about 5 years ago though in the blackish 600x600s

 

[Ajax123]

Ok ... Looks like we've decided on metro style tiles. However now the pattern... I was thinking brick I d but then all the lines and grout joint have to be perfect... What does anyone thin k of the idea of random joints rather than rigid brick bond??

 

[DHTiling]

How about stacked

 

[John Benton]

How about these Alan, just finished splash-backs this week