ᐅ Tiling Walls – Edge Finishing

On the wall to the left of the sink, near the end of the wall, there is a narrow strip made of very thin tiles. Usually, this would be done by cutting the first tile roughly in half, so that the strip at the end is wider, not just a thin line. Ideally, the strips at the beginning and the end should be the same width.

Unless you intended it that way, then it’s okay. Although, personally, I would have had a similar thin strip at the beginning (that is, in the corner). But as I said, I have this issue in many places because I didn’t pay attention while the tilers were still here, and unfortunately, they were not reachable afterwards.

Yes, I had to cut the tiles on the far left. But I don’t think it’s a big deal. The method you suggested seemed too irregular to me. The tiles are only 10cm x 10cm (4 inches x 4 inches), and if you cut them smaller, there isn’t much left. Then the grout lines would just form a stripe pattern.
So this way is fine; I don’t think it looks bad.
The door frame is visible in the photo. But the small strip on the left does actually exist.

No problem, especially if you did it yourself, it’s great.

But just to explain what I mean, there are no more grout lines; the leftover tiles are just more evenly distributed, something like this:

instead of this:

I think it’s more pleasing to the eye. But maybe that’s just me.