Tiling around a cupboard

[DIYMARK]

I want to build a unit including a semi inset sink similar to that in attached image.

This will include a small cupboard under the sink to be tiled all around, however I am not sure how to finish the tiles up to the cupboard. I want the doors flush with tiles if possible. There has to be a gap to the side of the doors to allow opening, unless I install the cupboard slightly forward?.

Would appreciate suggestions please.

 

[EverDon Tiling]

Here's one I've just done no cupboard but may give you ideas

 

[John Benton]

You could tile the cupboard and have the doors inset to the tiles.

It depends on the type of hinges you use on the doors. Some allow the door to open over 90 degrees without actually impinging on whatever is next to it. Think of a row of kitchen units, the doors are all level with approx 3/4mm gap between the doors. When you open them they don't catch the door next to it on the hinged side because the hinge is designed to open to allow that.

 

[Chalker]

Just done on like this.
not flues but you can make a feature of it
to make it flush you could finish the edge of the tiles with a square edge trim

 

[DIYMARK]

Here's one I've just done no cupboard but may give you ideas

That is really fabulous! You could have put the loo seat down for the photo :lol:

How did you construct the shelf to take the tiles? Did you make access to the toilet cistern?

 

[DIYMARK]

Just done on like this.
not flues but you can make a feature of it
to make it flush you could finish the edge of the tiles with a square edge trim

Fabulous!

 

[DIYMARK]

Here's one I've just done no cupboard but may give you ideas

Can I ask how you dealt with the sink waste, is it boxed in and if so is it accessible?