An edging step on the inner wall?I'd use a tile cut to size under the edge of the cupboard, then full tiles in the sequence already established along the other wall, with an edging strip down the inner wall to match up the outer one on that column you've marked.
yes. It'll smooth out the join with the cut tiles opposite.An edging step on the inner wall?
What about pattern on the next wall full time at the bottom then half then full etc?yes. It'll smooth out the join with the cut tiles opposite.
How do I continue with the brick bond pattern? Can I use a half time at the bottom then full then half etc?You’re o.k. That left hand column just gets treated as a ‘ stand alone block’, and you’ve continued the front and sides of it to make the same ‘brick’.
It just looks odd with the two colours, but it’s right.
Thanks again, What's lip page?It depends on how your tiles fit into the length of that untiled wall going left. It could be you start in the middle of that wall, ( which is normal) so that the two ends are the same size of tile.
So, we don’t know the size of that tile going into the corner, but it’s deffo red. Then the rest are full tiles. Then the same brick bond going up.
I would clean that wall up a bit more first, ( before you start tiling on it) you’re going to struggle to not get any “ lippage” on that wall.
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