What is the best way to lay tile so that you minimise the number of unsightly "edge-on" tiles overall?To elaborate:I have some 40cm, fairly thickish ceramic tile. Brown marble-effect surface, white "side profile" (i.e. looking at the tile edge-on).To me, it seems inevitable that some of it (around the angles of the bathroom, etc), is going to show "edge on", thus exposing the white side profile of the tile.But.I have seen tiling jobs (e.g. in hotel bathrooms, etc.) where this appears to have been concealed somehow - the join at the angles is "seamless", and the tile edge cannot be seen (and only the faintest, thinnest line of grout can be seen.)How do I achieve something like that?Did they bevel or angle the join, or was it just black magic, lol?
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Open Question: Concealing bathroom tile edges - is there a secret? 
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