Our Aberdeen bathroom has angled walls and a sloping ceiling. The walk-in shower fits within that changing geometry, with a clear glass side and blue subway tiles visible from the basin. There are two decisions working together here. The screen provides a boundary, while the colour carries through the view, giving the awkward shape a reason to be seen.
For a room with a similar corner, draw the tile joints as well as the outline of the glass. Look at where the lines end as the wall changes direction and where they meet the frame or screen fittings. Then check the same wall from the basin, where you may see it more often than from inside the shower. Those views can guide a tile layout that feels deliberately shaped around the room, even when its walls give you very few straight choices.
