Very nice work! Placing the "daisies" isn't quite as easy as it looks!!

Thanks Bill, we followed your instruction. We dry fit the floor marking for each daisy center. Then removed the white hex tiles for the daisies.

I had cut out all the black daisies in advance with the mesh holding them together so they placed easier. After the dry fit, made four piles right outside the room. Four piles was a row width of the bathroom, with numbers 1-4 on top. The black daisies were laying in place. When it came to placing the tiles they were all in numbered order and the focus was only on getting them spaced properly.

should be a nice before and after bath example.... ITs going to look good. No way to make that old tile look very good IHMO... makes me want to see the rest of your house?? is it all period?

The house is approx. 90 years old Bungalow. It had its share of flooring layers and walnut paneling added over the years. But it originally had the scored plaster rather than tiled walls, so it was built more a every day regular family home. We're doing a combination of having what we want to live her long term (shower with body sprays and glass door), but still have the house era reflected (console sink, hex tile).

We're hoping this comes out looking all right, thanks for the vote of confidence!

Meow! I love hex! Looks great!

gorgeous!!!!