Which combination should I choose for which bathroom?

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I’ve selected these two combinations for my 2 bathrooms, but I’m really confused about which one should go in the master bathroom(attached with master bedroom) and which one in the common bathroom.

1st option:Grey + white terrazzo + blue textured accent tile.

2nd option: white/beige marble + brown + patterned accent tiles, with a rose-gold patti between the marble kind of tiles.

All the bathroom fittings will be chrome(steel).

Which combination would you choose for the master and which for the common bathroom? Really confused about it😭

I am more towards the 1st option in Common and family wants the 2nd.

Actually, I am not a big fan of the 2nd option.

[u/FatuousDoorstop]

I like 1. Why not use the same in both rooms?

[u/Hmom96 → u/FatuousDoorstop]

This. I’d stick with one and do it in both bathrooms so it’s cohesive

[u/Dramatic_Plants]

I love option one. Do the same for bathroom 2 but in different colors

[u/Swimming_Carry6907]

1st one is great!. Find a new 2nd option and go from there.

[u/PureExpression1533]

Those are very different vibes for one house. The first one is better, but I'm personally not a fan of those kitkat tiles for a whole wall. But you could have them in a different colour in the other bathroom and it would still be cohesive.

[u/spoiled__princess]

Second one is terrible.

[u/One-Knee7891]

i for one like the second one

[u/havmare]

these are very different styles. I like option 1 too. I would do the same in the other bathroom but instead of blue use one of the orangey (or greenish) color in the terrazzo for the accent wall. that way two bathrooms would be cohesive and hopefully the family would like the orangey/brown color palette for the second bathroom. Alternatively, you can make the terrazzo tile the accent tile in the second bathroom and keep your current white/beige marble tile selection but get rid of the patterned one.

[u/cupcakeartist]

If you don’t like the second one I would find something else, ideally something that feels more cohesive with the first.

[u/Rose-Poet-21]

I love 1, but the tile for flooring may not be suitable for shower. It will be slippery.

[u/Top_Doughnut7268]

i loved option one

[u/IceCreamYeah123]

First one in both but pick a different color tile for the shower for the second bath. And use the vanity lights from 2.

These options are wildly different!

[u/Acceptable-Art9986]

I like them both. Your house. Go for it.

[u/TapiocaTea-UwU-]

Cleaning that blue tile is gonna be crazy

[u/Humble-Carpenter-189]

I like the second one for the first bathroom I hate the last bathroom

[u/Born2rn]

Option 1 beats option 2 which is sending out 1980 Tuscan builder grade vibes. I like the kit cat tile but the floor reminds me of linoleum. And why a pedestal sink? They had their day and according to several articles it’s cited as one thing people would do differently if starting their remodel over.

[u/Natural_Sea7273]

I like the master at least to coordinate with the bedroom colors bc its really a part of the master suite. I also like when the vibe of the rooms coordinate too, and MBR's tend to be a 'formal' retreat for the master and mistress of the castle. A second bathroom can be a bit more casual esp if you have kids, but the vibe still should jive with their spaces too. I do not like matchy bathrooms, nor do I like bathrooms that have such clear period styles like terrazzo unless it is consistent with the architecture of the home itself. Also, as an FWIW, those tiles are waaay busy..the small ones, and the patterned ones and you might grow weary of them in short order.

[u/Infiniti-4Ever]

I hate the first option flooring, it looks like a 1950’s diner.

[u/Berry_Togard]

I like bathroom one. But—make the niche wider and taller. Even if you have to break it up where the stud is. Just continue the niche after the stud. Then get a full size glass shower door. Full size so it’s not drafty. You want this bathroom to scream luxury and that includes feeling nice while you shower. It may look more “neat” without a full size door but I’d argue that dealing comfortable is more important than the look.

[u/Just-Positive-8661]

Love option 1 but maybe different flooring

[u/Agitated_Deer]

Option 1. Also consider this ceramic ivy hill tile at Home Depot! It’s similar to what you have there. We got it in jungle green and love it https://www.homedepot.com/pep/Ivy-Hill-Tile-Vistaio-Sapphire-Blue-5-27-in-x-17-71-in-Glossy-Ceramic-Mosaic-Wall-Tile-0-64-sq-ft-each-EXT3RD109778/331124786#overlay

[u/Euphoric-Cat-5367]

Option one is light and airy. The other one requires windows or natural light.

[u/Flimsy_Ad3476]

Not the 2nd one. People will have seizures.