With a Diploma in Interior Design, Danielle not only loves to play with colours, but particularly loves playing with different textures and adding unexpected details into a room. This bathroom wall tile is a great design and backdrop to be used behind your vanity, stone top and joinery.ĭanielle’s Tip: Pair with the matching floor tile to create a more dramatic and bold effect, or alternatively you may wish to pair with a softer floor tile for smaller space. The different textures and finishes create light and shade It is the perfect bathroom wall tile to create a luxurious bold design, with its beautiful vein pattern throughout, with tones of terracotta and soft grey adding warmth to the black tile. This tile comes with 5 finishes in a pack – which is a combo of textured finishes, gloss, and matt. The green and blue tones within this particular setting give an element of ‘bringing the outdoors in’, also creating a tranquil feeling with its soothing tones.Īre you feeling a little bold? Create a standout luxury look with the Sahara Noir Listello Mix tile.
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Though for a more urban chic style, pair the tile with greys and concrete finishes to introduce colour and create an overall sleek vibe.ĭanielle’s Tip: If you are wanting to add a ‘day spa’ luxury feel to your bathroom, the Kit Kat series is for you. With this particular example, the green Kit Kat tile has been used, however, the green has been toned down with neutral tones and finishes throughout the bathroom. The Kit Kat series offers 6 different colour options, green, light green, dark blue, light blue, white and grey. By using a smaller tile it also provides more variation in tone compared to larger tiles. These ceramic gloss mosaic tiles are renowned for their long and thin appearance adding visual interest without being overpowering, creating a stunning feature wall for your bathroom. These tiles come in a number of different colours and finishes, but you can’t beat a standard neutral tile with a glossy sheen to add more vibrancy to the room.Achieve a luxurious bathroom setting with a pop of colour!įor those that love a touch of modern luxury, consider using the Kit Kat series to create texture within your bathroom wall tile design. Try contrasting darker grout lines with white tiles to create a classic monochrome style.įor a ‘barely there’ look, herringbone tiles are a great choice for a more sleek, simple and contemporary bathroom design. Originally made for use on the walls of the London Underground, metro or ‘subway’ tiles are a fab option for traditional bathrooms that require an understated style with a bit of edge. If you’re wanting to get experimental in the bathroom but are wary of going over the top, half-wall tiles may be the perfect in-between! Small bathrooms greatly benefit from half-wall tiles, as this will give the appearance of a larger space Take a look at the example below for how this can look super flatting in a small bathroom. Here is some tile inspiration to get you started. It can be tricky knowing where to start with tiling a small bathroom as there are so many options out there. Reflective surfaces are your best friend for small bathrooms, so opt for large mirrors, chrome showers and shower glass instead of a curtain, and your bathroom will look spacious and smart.
Lighter coloured tiles will maximise space in your bathroom.īright, glossy tiles are recommended for tiny bathrooms as these will easily reflect any available light around the room, creating more vibrancy.
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Many small bathrooms don’t have windows so it’s important to bear in mind that your bathroom may appear dark and shaded if you opt for darker tiles such as grey, purple and dark blue. Take a look at our small bathroom ideas for 2023 for some furniture and storage recommendations to help you make the most of you space. This will ensure that the key zones of your bathroom are separated, which will also make the space feel larger. If opting for a feature wall or floor, ensure that the colours and textures are balanced with the rest of your bathroom features and stick to just one wall, or half wall tiles. In order to make the most of your space we advise that you go for muted coloured tiles.
Bear in mind that most of your sanitaryware will be white, so going for tiles that are slightly off white or even grey will add a perfect colour contrast.
The best tile colour for small bathrooms are whites, greys and beiges as these will create a neutral colour palette that will separate the walls from your bathroom furniture and other features. The Best Colour Tiles When You’re Short on Space
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