Kitchen window reveal

[jimbob]

I'm just coming to the end of tiling my kitchen splashback, and am a bit stuck as to how to layout the tiles in the window reveal. See attached pic - i am using 3 different coloured tiles - grey, brown and cream, set in sequence and staggered by one on each row so they run diagonally up.
The window sill is 1 and a half tiles up from the worktop. Do I start the sill off with a full tile at the front against the trim, the next colour in sequence, or should i start with the other half of the cut tile beneath, so it looks like the tile wraps around the sill? (On my course we were told to start with a full tile on the sill and work back so the cut tiles back onto the window frame and are covered by silicone).
Similarly for the side of the window, do I start the internal vertical with a full tile, the next colour in sequence, or wrap the tile around. Either way I can't see how I can get the internal vertical and horizontal window bits to run smoothly with all colours in sequence, so I'll have to compromise somewhere, but where?!
Sorry if I haven't explained this very well, but hopefully from the pic you will understand what I mean and be able to help
All best

[mikethetile]

cream goes in the upright corner cut

[merlecollins]

Hi Jimbob,

If it was me I wouuld just start a full tile in from your trim, but that also depends on what size cut you will be left with at the window.
So the first full tile up from the sill will be brown
The cut wouldn't be big enough to get the 'wrap around' effect

[diamondtiling]

Which ever way you tile that ledge you are going to be left with two small cuts in the corner, as above regarding wrapping around, your cuts will be too small. Use the same colours as you have on the walls and dry lay them, if you like them then tile away.

[Phil Hobson]

Jimbob, if you look in hall of shame. You will find a job that I put right, very similar to yours. If you can't find it pm me I will post a new pic. Let me know pleasepage 13.

[jimbob]

Thanks everyone. I am going to start sill off with a full tile as suggested (the cut at the rear next to the window will be a decent size still) following colours below in sequence.

Phil - I have seen your photo in "Hall of Shame", cheers, it always helps to see it in print

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