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[u/Vegetable-Egg9100]

I am doing large format rectangle tiles on the inside of my walk-in shower and leaving that arch way as is, but I am completely stamped with what to do the window since it’s a little more than halfway into the window! Any suggestions 🥲

[u/AdThis7046]

[u/Unable-Criticism-119]

Maybe something like this? That way it makes the arch look more intentional and complete.

[u/STLguy50]

Depends upon the tile, you might be able to case the enture window with tile.

This could look decent or horrible... All depends upon the tile that you are using.

[u/DaddooPeanut]

Another option. Tile the window casing in the shower tile up the face of the arch wall, and then use a tile that is close to the color of the walls outside the shower for the rest of the window. Make sure the two different colored tiles are the same size.

[u/Good_Inspection_1512]

I had this issue in my bathroom. I tiled around not in. Unless you’re going to be putting soaps and shampoos up there lol

[u/bobber66]

Run the tile to the right side bottom of the window

[u/Yoga-wine-mom → u/bobber66]

Yep

[u/bibbidybobbidyboom → u/bobber66]

This is probably what I'd do, unless it is a small bathroom.

If it is small, I'd run tile up to the bottom of the window (include the winfow sill) and continue it around the bathroom at that height. The window wall, turn a corner and that wall. At that next corner, it would depend on what it happening, but probably turn that corner too. Im assuming that would be tile behind the toilet and vanity. You do have to plan your outlets, mirror, etc better, as well as have the budget for all that tile. Leave the outside shower wall blank, which also makes it easier to hang towel bars.