Bathroom Tiles
Elevate your Bathroom with our Bathroom Tile. Each tile delivers durability and elegance for seamless look. Ideal for Bathroom or any Backsplash, Floor and Wall.
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Read ArticleFrequently asked questions about Bathroom Tiles
Selecting the right tile size depends on your bathroom’s dimensions, layout, and the look you want to achieve. Larger tiles can make a small bathroom appear more spacious by reducing grout lines and creating a seamless look. Smaller tiles, like mosaics, are great for shower floors or areas with curves because they offer better traction and flexibility. For medium to large bathrooms, mixing tile sizes, such as using large tiles on the floor and smaller tiles on the walls or as accents, can add visual interest. Always consider the scale of the space and the pattern you want before making your final choice.
Yes, mixing different tile types is a popular design approach that can add depth and personality to your bathroom. For example, you might use glossy ceramic tiles on the walls for a reflective, bright effect and matte porcelain tiles on the floor for slip resistance. Combining patterns, such as subway tiles with hexagon mosaics, creates visual contrast and defines different zones. When mixing materials or finishes, stick to a cohesive color palette to ensure the space feels unified. Always check that the tiles you select are suitable for their intended use, mainly in wet areas.
Natural stone tiles, such as marble or limestone, require regular sealing to protect against moisture and stains. Clean them with a pH-neutral cleaner and avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive tools that can damage the surface. Porcelain and ceramic tiles are less porous and easier to maintain; usually, a mild detergent and water are sufficient for cleaning. Grout lines for all tile types should be kept clean and resealed periodically to prevent mold or mildew. Always follow our provided care instructions to keep your tiles looking their best for years to come.