Sunkissed Sans Souci bathroom with warm white terrazzo-look floor, freestanding bath and timber vanity

Shop the Look: Sunkissed Sans Souci

The tiles from our Sunkissed Sans Souci project: sage Botanica and Brown Clay kit kat, Pols and Portland terrazzo looks and handmade Byron gloss subway, plus a sample box.

Warm, earthy and full of light

Sunkissed Sans Souci is the warmest of our looks. It mixes earthy brown with sage green, sets them against speckled terrazzo and finishes with a glossy white wall. The result feels relaxed and sunny, a good fit for family bathrooms, laundries and kitchens.

The tiles in this look

Botanica kit kat: a sage green porcelain mosaic.
Brown Clay kit kat: a matt mosaic in an earthy clay brown. Both sit in our kit kat tiles.
Pols: a Spanish terrazzo look porcelain in 600 x 600 mm.
Portland 3.0: a terrazzo look floor and wall tile, here in Verona. See more terrazzo tiles.
Byron subway: a handmade gloss wall tile that bounces light around the room. See more subway tiles.

Two kit kats, two terrazzos

Using two of each is what makes this look work. The kit kat mosaics share the same slim finger shape, so green and brown can sit side by side, in bands or on separate walls without clashing. The two terrazzo looks give floors and walls the same speckled character without repeating one tile everywhere. Keep the grout neutral so the colour stays in the tiles.

Where each tile fits

Floors: Pols or Portland 3.0. Between them the look includes P3 and P5 slip ratings, so check each product page for the right finish. Portland is also suited to patios and paths, so the floor can continue outside. See outdoor tiles.
Feature walls and splashbacks: a kit kat in sage or brown.
Shower and vanity walls: Byron gloss subway, which is easy to wipe clean.

Order the box first

Warm colours shift between morning and afternoon light, so test them at home. The Sunkissed Sans Souci Tile Sample Box holds the tiles from this look. See all boxes in sample packs, browse finished rooms on our projects page, and explore terracotta tiles and sage green tiles for more in this palette.

FAQs

Can I mix two kit kat colours on one wall?

Yes. Because both are kit kat mosaics, the joint lines carry through when you change colour. Try a band of Brown Clay at the base with Botanica above, or one colour per wall. Lay the sheets out dry first to check the join.

What is the difference between Pols and Portland 3.0?

Both are terrazzo look porcelain. Pols is a Spanish tile in 600 x 600 mm, and Portland 3.0 is a floor and wall range that also suits outdoor areas, shown here in Verona. Use one on the floor and the other where you want a change of pattern.

Does a gloss subway tile show water marks?

Gloss shows water spots a little more than matt, but it is also the easiest surface to wipe dry. A quick squeegee after a shower keeps it clean. Byron is handmade, so slight variation in the glaze is normal.

Do terrazzo look tiles need sealing?

No. Pols and Portland are porcelain, so they do not need sealing. Real terrazzo is different and should be sealed, so check the material on the product page if you swap in another tile.

Is this look too bold for a small bathroom?

Not if you balance it. Keep the floor in terrazzo and most walls in white gloss subway, then add the kit kat to one wall or the vanity area. The colour stays warm without closing the room in.

Not sure where to start? Order a pack, or book a free design consultation and we will put a palette together with you.

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