Two surfaces can differ through the size of their pattern as well as their shade. Our Ferryhill shower room combines broad wall tiles with a smaller mosaic floor pattern. Sliding enclosure doors and basin drawers provide the room’s washing and storage functions.
Show a full repeat of each design on the drawing, then compare the wall and floor together. A single small chip cannot show the rhythm of a mosaic beside a broad tile. Compare images showing the full pattern repeats so the largest details are included. Consider the view through the enclosure and down beside the basin, where both surfaces meet your daily routine. Deciding which pattern has the finer detail helps you combine them deliberately without asking colour alone to organise the room.
