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Tile Bathroom is one of the most important aspects of renovating your bathroom floor. There are various tile types to choose from, and determining which ones best match your needs takes effort.
Which Type Of Tile Is Best For Bathroom:
Ceramic Tiles
Ceramic Tiles are a popular choice for bathroom floors and walls. They are durable, water-resistant, and come in a wide range of colours, patterns, and textures. Ceramic tiles are relatively easy to clean and maintain, making them a practical option for bathrooms.
Porcelain Tiles
Porcelain Tiles are similar to ceramic tiles but are denser and less porous. They are highly resistant to water, stains, and scratches, making them an excellent choice for bathroom floors. Porcelain tiles are available in various styles and can mimic the appearance of natural stone or wood.
Natural Stone Tiles
Natural Stone Tiles, such as marble, granite, slate, or travertine, can add a luxurious and elegant look to a bathroom. However, they require more maintenance than ceramic or porcelain tiles, as they need to be sealed regularly to protect against water damage and stains. Natural stone tiles can be used on walls, floors, or as accent pieces.
SOHO GALLERY GREY GLOSSED PRESSED GLAZED CERAMIC TILES
£22.50 Soho Gallery Grey Glossed Pressed Glazed Ceramic Tiles are a popular choice for home flooring and wall applications. These tiles are made of ceramic material that is glazed and pressed to give it a glossy finish. The grey color of… read more |
CARRARA GIOIA RECTIFIED PORCELAIN TILES
£24.75 Carrara Gioia Porcelain Tiles have a brilliant white background that are adorned with profusely scattered thin veins in grey. Carrara Gioia Porcelain Tiles are marble-effect tiles, that is they mimic the veining of marble but also come in low maintenance.… read more |
LILAC MARBLE HERRINGBONE TILES
£54.00 Lilac Marble Herringbone Tiles are a type of decorative tile that features a herringbone pattern and is made from lilac-colored marble. The herringbone pattern is created by arranging the tiles in a zig-zag pattern, which gives them a distinctive look… read more |
Tile Bathroom Idea:
Make The Shower Stand Out
If you choose a plain and simple floor tile bathroom, make a statement in the shower with a one-of-a-kind yet traditional tile design on the floor and a more subtle pattern on the walls and flooring outside the shower stall.
Checkerboard Should Be Shrunk
Reduce the size of the classic black and white checkerboard tile pattern for a modern take on a classic style.
Choose Large Floor Tiles
Large tiles, such as those seen in this bathroom, mean minimal grout lines, making the space feel larger and more spacious. Though this gorgeous bathroom is already large, these tiles might also work well in a smaller bathroom to create the sense of additional space.
Marble Tiling
The beautiful bathroom not only has lovely gold accents, but it also has a subway Marble Tile that conveys old-world elegance and class. Marble is a wonderful material for almost every bathroom and a great way to improve the overall design.
A Pebble Floor And Blue Tiles
We love the sea-inspired blue subway tile combined with the pebble floor. If you're lucky enough to have a skylight in your bathroom, you'll have enough natural light to keep coloured tiles from feeling too gloomy.
Go Pink
Pink has always been a popular colour option for bedrooms, but we've recently seen it creep up throughout the house. This bubblegum pink bathroom with square tiles and black accents is a great way to add some flair to your bathroom remodel.
Bathroom Wall Tiles:
Material
Bathroom wall tiles can be made from various materials, including ceramic, porcelain, glass, stone, and even metal. Each material has its own unique characteristics, such as durability, water resistance, and maintenance requirements.
Size And Shape
Tiles come in a wide range of sizes and shapes. Common sizes for bathroom wall tiles include 4x4 inches, 6x6 inches, and 12x12 inches, but larger formats are also popular nowadays. Shapes can vary from traditional squares and rectangles to more unconventional options like hexagons, fish scales, or subway tiles.
Colour And Design
Tiles offer numerous possibilities for colour schemes and designs, allowing you to create a personalised look in your bathroom. Neutral colours like white, beige, and grey are popular for a timeless and clean aesthetic, while bold colours and patterns can add personality and vibrancy to the space.
Finishes
Tiles come in different finishes that impact their appearance and performance. Glossy finishes reflect more light, making the space feel brighter and more spacious. Matte finishes have a softer, more subdued look and can be less slippery when wet.
LILAC MARBLE TILES
£60.00 Lilac Marble is one of the most sought after tiles because of its visually appealing surface. It has a white background which is topped by lilac and golden coloured veins that are irregularly and randomly scattered. As marble is a… read more |
NOCE TOROS FRENCH-PATTERN TRAVERTINE CROSS-CUT (SET) TILES
£44.79 Noce Toros French Pattern Travertine Cross-Cut Set Tiles make a statement piece when installed in your kitchen, bathroom, focal wall, and many more. You can give out some stunning wall decor with these slabs that add the perfect look to… read more |
VRATZA VENATO H30 LIMESTONE TILES
£68.31 Vratza Venato H30 Limestone Tiles has a beige-white base that is subtly decorated with light grey veiny pattern. It is given a perfect finish that makes an ideal addition in both residential and commercial settings. It is a dream come… read more |
When To Tile Bathroom Floor:
Tiling a bathroom floor is typically done during the construction or renovation of a bathroom. However, there are a few factors to consider when deciding the appropriate time to tile a bathroom floor:
Structural Work
Before tiling the floor, ensure that any necessary structural work, such as plumbing or electrical installations, has been completed. It's important to have all the necessary infrastructure in place before proceeding with the tiling.
Subfloor Preparation
The subfloor must be properly prepared before tiling. This may involve levelling the surface, applying a waterproofing membrane, and allowing it to cure or dry.
Other Installations
If you plan to install any fixtures or fittings that require access to the floor, such as a bathtub or vanity, it's best to complete those installations before tiling the floor. This ensures that the tiles are laid uninterrupted across the entire floor.
Timing In The Renovation Process
Consider the overall timeline of your bathroom renovation. Tiling the floor is usually one of the final steps before completing the bathroom, as it can be challenging to perform other tasks, such as painting or installing wall fixtures, after the floor is tiled.
PEARL FLOWER GRANITE TILES
£50.66 Pearl Flower Granite Tile is a Grey Light Brown tile with lots of patterns and texture that uplifts the look of the entire home. You can use this slab for your wall, backsplash, flooring, and many places. While the easy-to-clean… read more |
CARRARA WHITE MOSAIC TILES
£75.00 Carrara White Marble has a brilliant white background that is adorned with profusely scattered thin veins in grey. One of the most popular marble tiles among homeowners and interior designers is Carrara White Tile in Mosaic format. These marble tiles… read more |
Is A fully Tiled Bathroom A Good Idea?
The totally tiled style may make a modest bathroom appear bigger. By tiling the walls from floor and ceiling, the smaller bathroom may simply be converted into a wet room in the future. It offers a better transition among tiled walls and floors with less detailed design.
Frequently Asked Questions:
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What Are The Best Shower Wall Tiles?
Everywhere there is water. Choose ceramic tile, porcelain tile, or quarry tile, that are all members of the ceramic tile family and are suitable for wet environments.
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Which Bathroom Tile Colour Is Best?
The room is brightened by the use of white. It conveys an air of great order and lightness. When used with a glossy glaze, it creates mirror reflections that optically expand the room.
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What Is The Finest Bathroom Wall Material To Use?
Marble, granite, and natural stone are all porous materials which can be harmed by the water & moisture in a shower if the tile is constantly sealed to keep the water out.
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