Schluter looks great in our high end, all white marble and penny tile bathroom. Make sure you test the Schluter against your tile so the color matches - there are several shades and finishes of silver for example, and getting a perfect combo is v important so you don’t end up with that cheap look.

We just did a remodel and did schluter in both bathrooms. I like how it turned out.

We ended up with Schluter in our Master Bath remodel, which I would say in on the contemporary side of things. Moreso out of availability, as the bullnose we selected was (all of a sudden) not available for 4+ weeks and we were forced to go with the Schluter.

As someone who has both in their home, I like the Schluter. I find that the bullnose grout cracks annoy me over time, especially where the tile/grout meets the drywall, where you will never see that with Schluter (I say this after being in our remodel 4 years now).

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Anonymous wrote:I personally wouldn't do schluter in a wet area as it will rust- just a matter of time.

Last time I checked, Aluminum doesn't rust. Materials science!

OK nerd, it oxidizes/corrodes. You will know it when you see it!